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Saint Mary of the Mongols, is an Eastern Orthodox church in Istanbul. It is the only Byzantine church of Constantinople that has never been converted to a mosque, Istanbul,TURKEY

An orthodox church and a Muslim mosque side by side...

Kadikoy Hagia Triada Greek Orthodox Church. istanbul, turkey.

View of the decorative ceiling surrounding the gold chandelier at Uspenski Cathedral in Helsinki, Finland.

$Stunning photograph of Balat's historical Church of St. Mary of the Mongols, also known as the \$

Ceiling Detail from Aya Yorgi (St. George) Church and Monastery from 6th century. Buyukada / Prince Islands / Istanbul.

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Hagia Triada Greek Orthodox Church in Istanbul City, Turkiye

St. Antuan Church, Beyoglu, Istanbul, Turkey - February 14, 2019: Exterior view and tourists in front of the old church.

Phanar Greek Orthodox College or Phanar Roman Orthodox Lyceum known in Greek as the Great School of the Nation, Fener, Istanbul, Turkey

Istanbul, Turkey 09.03.2023: Bulgarian St. Stephen Church in istanbul. Facade of Bulgarian Iron Church

Begun on March 25, 1856, the building was opened for worship on April 9, 1861 with the blessing of Patriarch Iohakim II. The building was dedicated to and named after the Eastern Roman Emperor Constantine and his mother Helena, who made Christianity the official religion of the state.

The Church of St. George is the principal Greek Orthodox cathedral in Istanbul, Turkey

St.George Church in coptic area in Cairo.

Old church of Alexander Nevsky in Ganja city was built in 1887

Istanbul Turkey - July 21, 2023: Phanar Greek Orthodox College in Istanbul City, Turkey

Ayvalik, Turkey - October 22, 2015: A woman walks down a street on a rainy evening in Ayvalik, Turkey. In the background is the Cinarli Mosque. The building was a church until the founding of the Turkish Republic after World War I.

Sveti Stefan Orthodox church in Balat, Istanbul, Turkey

Interior of St. Anthony of Padua Church, the largest Roman Catholic church in then city, with beautiful stained glass windows and colorful mural, Istiklal Street, Istanbul, Turkey

Aerial view of Istanbul's Balat district. Fener Greek Patriarchate in the foreground, Golden Horn region in the back.

Fener Greek Boys High School Phanar Greek Orthodox College) and Sveti Stefan Bulgarian Church

Aya Yorgi (St. George) Church and Monastery from 6th century. Buyukada / Prince Islands / Istanbul

Exterior view of the unique Iron Church, built on the shores of the Golden Horn Bay.

Begun on March 25, 1856, the building was opened for worship on April 9, 1861 with the blessing of Patriarch Iohakim II. The building was dedicated to and named after the Eastern Roman Emperor Constantine and his mother Helena, who made Christianity the official religion of the state.

Ayvalik, Turkey - October 22, 2015: A man walks down a street on a rainy evening in Ayvalik, Turkey. In the background is the Cinarli Mosque. The building was a church until the founding of the Turkish Republic after World War I.

Historical building at Balad in Istanbul.

Bulgarian St. Stephen Church (Iron Church) in Golden Horn, Istanbul, Turkey. 120 years old Bulgarion Orthodox Iron Church in Istanbul Reopens After Restoration.

Church Front Tracking By Tree

The Church of St. George is the principal Greek Orthodox cathedral in Istanbul, Turkey

Interior of Dormition of the Mother of God Cathedral in Varna, Bulgaria

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