Fernando García Nice picture, the church looks solid with those bricks and the dome. A peaceful place indeed.

ალექსანდრე ხუციშვილი The bricks look solidly baked, like those of the old houses around Trastenik. The dome stands stable.

Gabriela Popescu The bricks are old, with uneven edges, and the dome appears to have been added later, perhaps in the 19th century. The wall below is quite thick, obviously made to last.

Ελένη Κωνσταντίνου The bricks on the wall are quite even, it can be seen that they are arranged carefully. And the trees on the side cast a nice shade on the stones.

Serge Martin The bricks look well baked, we can still see the traces of the old kilns in the region. The dome, on the other hand, seems more recent to me than the rest.

Ζωή Λαμπροπούλου The bricks look very hard, as if they have been pressed well before baking. The tree on the right slightly covers the edge of the wall.

Ольга Зайцева Nice pic, the bricks really look sturdy. Does anyone know when they serve there on Sundays and if the church is open to visitors during the week?

Тодор Кирилов The bricks of the dome are darker than those of the wall, as if they were from a different batch. And the trees on the left almost touch the roof. Does anyone know what time mass is on Sunday?

Κατερίνα Λαμπροπούλου The bricks of the wall are lighter than those of the dome, clearly a different clay. Who knows what time mass is on Sunday?

Δήμητρα Παπαγεωργίου The bricks of the dome are indeed darker, it can be seen that they are from another kiln. In our nomό they often used such clay from the river near Κνωσός. Mass on Sunday is at 8:30.

Xenia Phillips The bricks on the dome do look darker than the rest, like they came from a different batch. Does anyone know if they still have the 8:30 liturgy on Sundays?

Viorica Lungu The bricks on the wall are quite evenly arranged, it can be seen that they are aligned with a hammer. And the trees on the left cast a shadow right on the stone base. Who knows what time mass is on Sunday?

Gregory Morris Yeah that brickwork looks solid. Id like to see it in person sometime. Anyone know if they still do the 8:30 liturgy on Sundays?

Danica Ristić The bricks really look well fired, especially those on the dome. Does anyone know if the church is open to visitors during the week and what time the service starts on Sundays?

Ilie Ionescu The bricks on the dome are darker and look denser, they obviously used a different clay and fired them harder. The base of my wall looks quite old, perhaps from the 18th century.

Василь Петренко Nice picture, the bricks really look good. I would love to see her live someday. Does anyone know if it is open during the week?

Владимир Попов Nice picture, the bricks are really well fired. Does anyone know if they let people in during the week?

Тодор Иванов Nice photo, the bricks are clearly visible. I would love to see her live someday. Does anyone know if it is open during the week and what time does mass start on Sundays?

بشارة خوري The bricks of the wall are arranged quite densely, it can be seen that they used the local clay from the Homs region. Sunday Mass starts at 8:00 a.m. and during the week they usually open at 9:00 a.m.

David Hall The brickwork on that dome really stands out against the lighter walls. Id like to see it in person sometime. Does anyone know if they still open the doors weekdays around 9 like Bashar said?

Ελένη Χατζή I am glad to see the bricks and stone so clearly. Tell me when and where exactly the photo was taken?

Георгий Лебедев The dome bricks are indeed darker, I agree with Todor. And Sunday mass starts at 8:30, as Dimitra said.