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Sep 6
The church with the two domes and the clock on the cross looks so peaceful today. I took the picture just a while ago, the sun was setting right there.
Η εκκλησία με τους δύο τρούλους και το ρολόι πάνω στον σταυρό φαίνεται τόσο ήρεμη σήμερα. Πήρα την φωτογραφία μόλις πριν λίγο, ο ήλιος έπεφτε ακριβώς εκεί.
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Marek Šimko Nice photo, it looks really peaceful. Can you tell me when services are held there and whether the church is open for visitors during the week?
Ljubica Savić Yes, it does look peaceful in the picture. I know that they serve the liturgy on Sundays at 9, and on Sundays it is usually open until 6 pm if one of the priests is there.
Στέλιος Νικολαΐδης Good photo. Where exactly did you take it and what time was it?
Eva Balážová Nice photo, I agree with Marek, there is always a liturgy there at nine o'clock on Sunday.
Petru Munteanu That red brick at the base looks good catching the last light. What time do you say you took the picture?
ნანა ბერიძე The clock on the cross is clearly visible with the light falling right there. When exactly did you take it?
Elena García Good photo. When exactly did you take it, just before 7?
Daniel Weber The red bricks below look like they are at least from the 19th century. This goes well with the two domes.
Любовь Андреева Good photo. The clock on the cross came out clear, as Nana says. When exactly did you take it?
Дмитрий Соловьёв The brick began to play beautifully in the sunset.
Daniela Florea And the red brick comes out beautifully in that evening light, as Peter says.
Σπύρος Γεωργίου Good photo, the camera caught that light on the watch well. Is the church open on weekdays besides the Sunday service?
Stefan Popović Yes, the brick catches the light very nicely at sunset. I know that every Wednesday evening they had a prayer service for the sick right at 6 p.m. before closing.
Владимир Попов Good photo, the light falls right on the watch as others say. The church is dedicated to Saint Nektarios, that's why every Wednesday night they pray.
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