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  • Cathedral of St. Elias and St. Gregory the Illuminator

  • Cathedral of St. Elias and St. Gregory the Illuminator

    Cathedral of St. Elias and St. Gregory the Illuminator is a cathedral of the Armenian Catholic Church located in Beirut, Lebanon. It was founded in 1928 AD with funding from Pope Pius XI. The cathedral is distinguished by its architectural design inspired by the architecture of Rome, which differs little from the traditional Armenian architecture.
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    Cathedral of St. Elias and St. Gregory the Illuminator
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    Cathedral of St. Elias and St. Gregory the Illuminator

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    Lebanon

    Beirut

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    20th Century AD

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