The beautiful church thread: please post photos / links to beautiful Catholic churches!

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What a beautiful church, Delegatus. Thank you for sharing the photos.

God bless,
Dan
 
These photos are beautiful. Wish I had some to post. Please continue to post these kinds of pictures. They are inspirational.
 
Not my parish but one of my favorite places to go to Eucharistic Adoration and to otherwise relax & pray, St. Martin of Tours in Louisville, KY:

http://www.louisville-catholic.net/Portals/7/Sancturary.jpg

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St Martins is stunning. The priest pictured in my sig prays the TLM there when he is able.

Here are a few more photos:

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St. Emmeram zu Regensburg, Bavaria.
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When I see a church like this one above; I would be hard pressed to go inside as nothing man could make can compare to what God has made naturally here in this place. I would be satisfied to have mass outside against a beautiful back drop such as this.
 
These churches are heavenly. I love those welcoming angels at Holy Trinity, Virginia.
 
Sacred Heart of Jesus, Baton Rouge, Louisiana

From the website: “Two formidable warrior-angels guard the sanctuary. In the dome of the apse behind them, deWit’s masterpiece of the Victorious Christ dominates the interior. Based on a mosaic in Sicily’s Monreale Cathedral, the overwhelmingly powerful Christ leaves no doubt that here is a King above all others.”

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This is breath-taking.

The Abbey of Casamari (Abbazia di Casamari) is a 13th-century active Cistercian monastery southeast of Rome, in the Italian region of Lazio.

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I wish to post something which I think would be a great contribution to this wonderful thread.

A Virutal tour of St. Peter’s Basilica:)
vatican.va/various/basiliche/san_pietro/vr_tour/index-en.html
Also available: St. John Lateran, Sta. Maria Maggiore, St. Paul’s Outside-the-Walls. I highly recommend these “virtual tours.” The zoom and the detail is incredible! And in a somewhat different pictorial style you can also visit the Vatican Necropolis and tomb of St. Peter.
 
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