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Chapel of St. Helen, Church of The Holy Sepulchre - - Jerusalem
Chapel of St. Helena, is owned by the Armenians and known to them as the Chapel of St. Gregory. On the stairway walls are many small crosses carved by medieval pilgrims. The chapel has three aisles and two apses: the north apse is dedicated to the penitent thief; the south apse to St. Helena, mother of Constantine. A seat in the southeast corner of the chapel is said to have been occupied by Helena as she searched for the True Cross, a story first mentioned around 351.
Copyright: Zoran Strajin
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 12032x6016
Taken: 26/08/2010
Uploaded: 21/10/2010
Published: 21/10/2010
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Tags: church of the holy sepulchre; chapel of st. helen; chapel; underground; jerusalem; israel; church; religious; low light; long exposure; interior
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