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Oct 5
The fresh bread looks simple and good, just right for a parish meal. Something about seeing it there makes the whole thing feel steady and real.

Marija Pavlović It's a nice piece of bread, and you can see that old tile on the roof, which has bent a little over the years. This is exactly how it should look like for lunch after the liturgy.
Nicolás García The bread looks freshly baked and has that crispy crust that asks for a little oil. Our church dedicated to Saint Nicholas always has that simple detail after the liturgy.
Marko Lukić Nice bread, just the way it should be with coffee after service. Our Church of the Holy Great Martyr George always has such a simple lunch.
Irene Anderson The bread does look properly baked. Is the church open to visitors on Sundays, and what time does the service usually start?
Олег Олійник The bread really looks like it should, evenly baked. And where and when did you shoot it?
Maria Florea Yes, you can see that the walls are made of old stone, with the mortar cracked in places from the humidity.
Тамара Семёнова The bread looks like real bread, with a good crust. I would like to see him live after the service. Where was this filmed?
Teresa Romero The bread looks well baked, with that open crumb that comes out when you use local wheat flour from Liria's garden. What time do mass start on Sundays?
Franziska Hoffmann The loaf looks well baked, with the thick crust on top. And you can see the old tiles on the roof, which are a bit mossy in one place.
John Johnson The crust does look solid, like it would hold up with some butter after the service. What time does liturgy start there on Sundays?
Любовь Комарова The bread is well baked, the crust is even. I would like to see this after the service. Where was this filmed?
Анна Волкова Хлеб пропечён как надо, корка крепкая.
Jovan Savić Hleb izgleda baš kako treba, sa tom koricom što se lomi pod prstima. Voleo bih da ga vidim posle liturgije. Gde si to slikao?
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