Ivona Octavia L.
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Usually I find it strange to review a church, because it is the house of God and I go there mostly for praying. However, this is filled with history, I'm sure I didn't hear all of it, but I will share with you what I know. The ornaments from the entrance which sustain the vessels with the holy water are actually rose stumps from 700 years ago. One has an acorn carved at the top (right) and the other has a bird without its beak unfortunately and a squirrel.
Jesus Christ on a cross when you enter on the left it's also a representation since 700 years ago along with the paintings - what could be saved of them on the walls of the church.
The trees with the red fruits in the garden of the church are old almonds.
Also, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday you can visit the tower, entrance free. As I know from a friend, some years ago you could've gone higher than the tower bell, but now we stopped at it's level. It's a splendid view which made me dizzy, especially when looking at the abrupt roof top of the church. It was worth every second there, even for prayer. There were monks (I think) there singing acapella.
It was a reverent space they created through their voice and soul-uplifting.
Thank you!