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9 comments:
Rather modern looking.
60s? I'm not sure whether I like it or not.
Modern but also what I take are references to the past--facade and tower.
My goodness, that's an awfully modern looking church.
Looks more like a fortress. But then, in Israel and Europe we are not so used to seeing modern churches, I guess.
I'm not sure I would have recognized it as a church if you hadn't said it was!
This is a very unusual church architecturally. But it retains some fundamental features...the nave still represents the hull of a ship. I rather like it and would love to see what it looks like inside.
I remember Aldo Moro. The church is a bit too modern for my liking but perhaps it has nice stained glass?
Very modern indeed!
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