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A New Cathedral for Montenegro – Thoughts on the Architecture

By Andrew Gould | October 9, 2013 | 11

On Monday the primates and hierarchs of many nations gathered to consecrate a new cathedral in Podgorica, capital of Montenegro. Coverage of the grand event can be found on many news sites, but here I would like to reflect upon the building itself and its appointments. Construction of the cathedral began in 1993. It is…

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