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maria 2007.08.13 [12:55]

SANTO 2007.05.30 [17:57]

iliana 2007.05.29 [22:44]
:))

Bojan 2006.08.23 [01:30]

andrijevic 2006.07.23 [14:23]

agaf1 2006.07.23 [08:30]

Jarusin 2006.07.22 [21:53]

perovict 2006.07.22 [00:19]
Intersting, indeed!

GuliVar 2006.07.21 [23:53]

Vladimir 2006.07.21 [22:54]
It's not that clear for me, but this is nice photo :)!

ziomek 2006.07.21 [09:19]
poli orea !!!

olja 2006.07.21 [07:33]

moses916 2006.07.21 [02:12]

Lekovicl 2006.07.21 [00:58]
Bravo, very good photo and interesting comments :)

xalkida 2006.07.21 [00:30]
Hi YueAn

Thanks for your comment. In Greece we aren't so rich. We have many olive trees, that's all! :)

Isa 2006.07.20 [23:27]

marina 2006.07.20 [21:01]
:)

YueAn 2006.07.20 [20:48]
Oh....typical greek custom......
In Hellas,they use huge prosphora and huge artos...
Put a great lot of eleon(Oil)into the baptismal font druing the "proschomen-Allilouia".....greeks are baptized by half water and half oil!!!!
In my country,if priest put so much oil in baptism,he will be considered as crazy....but in Hellas it's normal....They have much eleolado..they are rich

irenalozowik 2006.07.20 [16:29]

igors 2006.07.20 [14:47]

bogdan 2006.07.20 [14:38]

squally 2006.07.20 [14:13]

Obiektyw 2006.07.20 [13:58]
art[9],spirit[8]=[8,5]

b.backovic 2006.07.20 [13:13]

aurora 2006.07.20 [12:31]

Haydamak 2006.07.20 [12:28]
interesting

czarna owca 2006.07.20 [12:23]

marina 2006.07.20 [11:59]
I like it too. Very interesting all this. In our church there is no that part of the procedure of baptism.