Église Saint-Séverin
One of the oldest churches in Paris, the early Romanesque building was replaced with Gothic architecture at the beginning of the thirteenth century. It is well-known in the 5ème arrondissement for the exterior gargoyles and the original bells cast in 1412.
Fires and wars required rebuilding and renovation over the centuries.
The scenes such as this in the oldest parts of the church are my favorites.
bon dimanche
Église Saint-Séverin
3, rue des Prêtres Saint-Séverin
75005, Paris
Magnificent old church and what stories it could tell! Beautiful capture! Thanks for sharing, Genie! Hope your weekend is going well! Enjoy!
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Sylvia
Perfect and peaceful.
ReplyDeleteUne bien belle photo...
ReplyDeleteJ'ai tant aimé les offices du dimanche matin au Sénégal... Si différentes que dans nos merveilleuses églises. Elles étaient si poignantes.
Gros bisous
There is much depth in the shadows of this image Genie. It does the soul good to a light a candle for someone in such a sacred space.
ReplyDeleteThanks for this adorable image, perfect for our Sunday! :)
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Léia
you've captured the hush and the awe.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo, there are some amazing churches in France. Bises Diane
ReplyDeleteMe too! I love this church -- and I love this wonderful image! Merci, Genie. Bon dimanche . . .
ReplyDeleteThis just makes me want to whisper a prayer! Lovely!!! Bon dimanche!
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ReplyDeleteLovely!!!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. The 13th century amazes me... :)
ReplyDeleteI love the flow of the candles against the darkness. Here’s my Dreaming of France meme
ReplyDelete«Louis» truly enjoys your posts about les églises de Paris...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Genie, you could imagine this exact image would be the same many, many years ago.
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