Orthodox Church of the Holy Spirit, Vilnius Review

The Gate of Dawn goes to an alley in the middle of the church of Santa Teresa. There is a small, Eastern European-style church at the door built in the 17th century. It is a pale pink building with a crimson dome. There is a large dome inside the church. The decoration is gorgeous. There is a dome under the dome. The dark green background is quite amazing. The principle that it is not suitable for taking pictures in the Orthodox Church has no interior pictures to see. Everyone searches online and there are three holy bodies placed in the center of the church. The whole body is wrapped but the shoes are left outside. It is said that those devout churches will kiss the shoes or use them. Touch the shoes on the forehead as a tribute.

Vilnius Orthodox Church of the Holy Spirit is located near the Dawn Gate. The outside of the church is very fresh and not as luxurious as other Orthodox churches, but the interior decoration is very luxurious. There are three corpses of Orthodox victims in the glass box in the center of the church, which is very sacred.

It's very popular here. I'm impressed by what kind of stone the main altar is made of. It's green, very special and beautiful.

In the glass box in the center of the church were three corpses of Orthodox victims, their faces and bodies wrapped in cloth, leaving only their shoes outside. It can be seen that devout believers in turn kiss the shoes of the corpse and touch them with their foreheads.

You can see the spire of the church from a long distance, and it is beautiful inside