Biete Giyorgis, the famous cross-shaped church of Lalibela Vadim–N - Shutterstock Biete Giyorgis Sites2 hours agoFamous cross-shaped rock church dedicated to St. George, patron saint of Ethiopia
Biete Maryam, beautiful inner decoration Jens Otte - Shutterstock Biete Maryam Sites3 hours agoBete Maryam (“House of Mary”) is an Ethiopian Orthodox church in Lalibela, and is considered the oldest of the eleven rock-hewn churches in the area
Biete Medhane Alem is a monolithic orthodox church carved in rock. Arthus - Shutterstock Biete Medhane Alem Sites4 hours agoBete Medhane Alem (“House of the Savior of the World”) is the largest and tallest monolithic church in Lalibela
Chapel of the Tablet in the church of Our Lady Mary of Zion in Axum, Ethiopia. Matyas Rehak - Shutterstock Chapel of the Ark of the Covenant Sites6 hours agoTradition claims that the Ark of the Covenant was brought from Jerusalem to Aksum by Menelik I to this Chapel
Beautiful interior of St Joachim church essevu - Shutterstock Church of St Joachim in Prati Sites1 day agoThis beautiful church played a heroic role during World War II by sheltering 35 individuals, including Jews and political dissidents, during the Nazi occupation
Plaque at General Curia of the Capuchin Friars Silvia Costantini General Curia of the Capuchin Friars Sites1 day agoDuring the Second World War, this Franciscan see in Rome became a sanctuary for over 4,000 Jews in France and Italy
Healthy Jewish Matzo bean ball soup with tomato sauce and broth Brent Hofacker - Shutterstock Matzo Ball soup: A comforting classic with deep roots Food and Drink1 day agoWhether served during Passover or on a chilly day in New York City, matzo ball soup is a bridge between tradition and everyday life.
Plaque at Staderini Family Home Silvia Costantini Staderini Family Home Sites2 days agoIn this house an Italian family protected two Jew children from Nazi persecution in 1943
Entrance to the Pontifical Portuguese College Silvia Costantini Pontifical Portuguese College Sites3 days agoDuring World War II, under the leadership of Rector Monsignor Joaquim Carreira, the college sheltered Jews and other persecuted individuals.