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These churches are more than just
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architectural wonders. A thread 🧵

1. Ascension Cathedral in Almaty, Kazakhstan Photo from https://pin.it/4FIRoP3HL
2. Russian Chapel of St. Maria Magdalena in Darmstadt, Germany Photo from https://pin.it/cdfml7f4R
3. Peter and Paul Church in Starozhilovo, Russia Photo from https://pin.it/6mgbFhIzI
4. Main Cathedral of the Russian Armed Force in Odintsovsky District, Russia Photo from https://pin.it/wmgQ0oHAR
5. Stroganov Church in Nizhny Novgorod, Russia Photo from https://pin.it/7J0RhOAe2
6. Kizhi Pogost Church on Kizhi Island, Russia Photo from https://pin.it/71QBn5pXJ
7. Church of St. Sergius of
Radonezh in Chapaevsk, Russia Photo from https://pin.it/6POycreMW
8. Blagoveshcheniya Presvyatoy Bogoroditsy in Yoshkar-Ola, Russia Photo from https://pin.it/2jPGRJLOC
9. Smolny Cathedral in Saint Petersburg, Russia Photo by Danielzolli on flickr
10. Cathedral of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ in Saint Petersburg, Russia Photo from https://pin.it/2yVLRO5uO
11. Kazan Church of lrkutsk, Russia Photo from https://pin.it/7608fm6Fh
12. St. Andrew's Church in Kyiv, Ukraine Photo from https://pin.it/7w7deD4ks
13. The Naval Cathedral of Saint Nicholas in Kronstadt, Saint Petersburg in Russia Photo from https://pin.it/2CVUHhbe3
14. St. Volodymyr's Cathedral in Kyiv, Ukraine Photo by Clement Celma on flickr
15. San Marcos Church in Paraíso
Tabasco, Mexico Photo from https://images.app.goo.gl/vHcL4qSEXEmMw6gj7
16. Rostov Kremlin Church in Rostov, Russia Photo from https://pin.it/4xKEARLAe
17. Temple of the Kazan Icon of the Mother of God in Glebovo, Russia Photo from https://pin.it/4Qaq8sZjw
18. Church of St. Igor of Chernigov in Moscow, Russia Photo from https://pin.it/1WW6n32Z2
19. Voznesenskiy Sobor in Tambov, Russia Photo from https://pin.it/5RkpZLvOy
20. Holy Intercession Convent in Kyiv, Ukraine Photo from https://pin.it/1pCupg8Ib
21. Saint Basil's Cathedral in Moscow,
Russia Photo from https://pin.it/6Tci36ubo
22. St. Panteleimon Monastery in Feofania, Ukraine Photo from https://pin.it/7CHBSTp8o
23. Church of the Nativity of St. John
the Baptist in Uglich, Russia Photo from https://pin.it/PwZXx8wos
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