If the Russians anchor in Havana bay, they will probably see the cathedral from their ships.
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3 comments:
What a well designed Church. Old and new, playful and respectful, Cuba and Russia - all come through. What street is it on?
Avenida del Puerto
Leftie,
it is there to be a place of worship for the millions of church goers in Cuba who are members of the Russian Orthodox Church. With so many followers of the Orthodox Church in Cuba they finally had to built a curch for them. What a joke!
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