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Mile Bogovic opened the Church of Croatian Martyrs in Udbina 2010
Interior of the Church of Croatian Martyrs in Udbina
Dr. Slobodan Lang and bishop dr. Mile Bogović Dr. Slobodan Lang with Croatians from the region of Lika in their typical comstumes
The Church of Croatian Martyrs in Udbina Ogulin Guard
Mrs Narcisa Potežica MSc, author of the photos, in front of the primary school King Zvonimir in Udbina
Croatian costumes from middle Bosnia
Parish of Blato near the town of Omiš
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An impressive project realized by a group of devoted people who never lost faith in the end product. A veritable feat, and a feast for the eyes to look upon this impressive church with a commanding view of the Krbava Field. There should be more such projects realised throughout Croatia. (modern architecture should be razed to the ground).
Ne mogu naci dovoljno jake rijeci kojima bih rado iskayala divljenje prema crkvi, njenom stilu i osjeæaj velebnosti i prisnosti koju izaziva samo gledajuæi slike. Kako se tek do¾ivljava u stvarnosti?!
Kad ne bih imala rodbinu dosla bi doma "samo" radi CRKVE HRVATSKIH MUCENIKA.
Narode moj, èuvajte je i pohodite cesto to sveto mjesto.
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Now, that's the way to build a church!!!
So mutch better than modern squared concrete boxes...
Congratulations, Croatia.
