Miloš Marković Yes, those columns from Sirmium really held up. You know that some of them were part of the basilica in Roman times, where the liturgy was served as early as the 4th century.

Elena Nako Yes, you can see the centuries on them.

Весна Николовска Yes, those stones are holding properly. Is there a liturgy there once or is it just a museum? Who should I ask to get in?

Radu Gheorghiu Yes, those pillars are massive, you can see that they were carved back in the 3rd or 4th century. Only the brick foundation beneath them shows how much they worked on the joints over the centuries.

Соломія Ткаченко Such pillars really hold fast, as Rado says. And who knows whether they hold a liturgy there at least once a year in the old basilica?

Галина Лисенко Yes, those brick foundations under the pillars have indeed darkened with time. And the roof above them is simple, wooden, almost like an old barn. Who knows if they will allow the service to be held there at least once a year?

Daniel Dumitrescu Yes, the brick foundations under the pillars are really dark. Does anyone know if you can enter there freely or if you have to announce your visit in advance?

Сергій Кузьменко Yes, those stones really do look reliable. I would like to see them live. And is it possible to just walk into that museum, or do you have to make an appointment in advance?

Галина Голубева Yes, those rocks look solid. And is it known when the liturgy is held there, if it is held at all? Who should be asked about it?