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Churches Constantinople 2004

OL EuroEast I Conference, May 2004
Churches of Constantinople

At the conclusion of the Orientale Lumen EuroEast I Conference, participants visited several churches of the ancient city of Constantinople. Some still function while others are now museums.

Inside the Bulgarian Orthodox Church, the “iron” church, the group was amazed at how everything was made from metal so that the building could be pre-fabricated in Austria and erected in 24 hours, a requirement by the civil authorities at the time it was built
The central interior dome of Hagia Sophia (Holy Wisdom), the Great Church of Christ, which functions as a museum today
Archimandrite Robert Taft, foremost scholar on Byzantine Liturgy, gave a short explanation of how liturgy was celebrated in the ancient church

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