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[denizaksulu]

You pay quite heafty charges in other countries whats the problem?

It is a place of worship. Period. It is not a museum.

You mat be right Deniz but what can you do those that keep us under inhumane embargoes should really feel guilty that they have forced us into charging people to worship. Didnt the GC woman there charge for candles?

My wife did not buy a candle. She took one and then made a generous donation.

Unless they sell them now. We were there two years ago.

Is the 'charge' forpunishment for the embargo then. I think that it is important for the Northern administration to fund the upkeep of this religo-historical site. I know external funds are also available. Perhaps even the RoC make contributions.

But charging a priest (as alleged) even a bishop for entry is ridiculous.

Another indefensible. (ozur dilerimVP) This is my opinion.

[humanist]

it's the good will gestures of the TC's for unification :):)

[iceman]

another absurd way of financing their wrongdoings by Soyer and Co....what next?

[perdike]

You pay quite heafty charges in other countries whats the problem?

Could you please tell me in what churches, in which countries, you have to pay a compulsory fee to enter a church (as opposed to the opportunity to make a donation)?

[halil]

since when they are getting entry fee ?

there is a donation box as far as i noticed .

also if you wanna light candle you pay some money to old lady . no one forces you do it .

DT are you sure it is Apostolos Andreas monastery !

if it is totally wrong .

to protest them :Faks: +90 392 228 56 25

ministry of tourism

[denizaksulu]

since when they are getting entry fee ?

there is a donation box as far as i noticed .

also if you wanna light candle you pay some money to old lady . no one forces you do it .

DT are you sure it is Apostolos Andreas monastery !

if it is totally wrong .

to protest them :Faks: +90 392 228 56 25

ministry of tourism

IF THERE IS A DOUBT, CAN HALIL CHECK THE STORY OUT? please.

[Viewpoint]

You pay quite heafty charges in other countries whats the problem?

Could you please tell me in what churches, in which countries, you have to pay a compulsory fee to enter a church (as opposed to the opportunity to make a donation)?

Rome Italy.

[perdike]

You pay quite heafty charges in other countries whats the problem?

Could you please tell me in what churches, in which countries, you have to pay a compulsory fee to enter a church (as opposed to the opportunity to make a donation)?

Rome Italy.[/quote)

Oh Yeah???

I've lived in Italy, and to go to a Catholic church, to pray, you DO NOT PAY! You may pay for candles, maybe for oher religious parapernalia, but NOT to go into a church to pray. (Not unless its a Mafia church . . .)

[Viewpoint]

You pay quite heafty charges in other countries whats the problem?

Could you please tell me in what churches, in which countries, you have to pay a compulsory fee to enter a church (as opposed to the opportunity to make a donation)?

Rome Italy.[/quote)

Oh Yeah???

I've lived in Italy, and to go to a Catholic church, to pray, you DO NOT PAY! You may pay for candles, maybe for oher religious parapernalia, but NOT to go into a church to pray. (Not unless its a Mafia church . . .)

Ever been to the sistine chapel?

[denizaksulu]

You pay quite heafty charges in other countries whats the problem?

Could you please tell me in what churches, in which countries, you have to pay a compulsory fee to enter a church (as opposed to the opportunity to make a donation)?

Rome Italy.[/quote)

Oh Yeah???

I've lived in Italy, and to go to a Catholic church, to pray, you DO NOT PAY! You may pay for candles, maybe for oher religious parapernalia, but NOT to go into a church to pray. (Not unless its a Mafia church . . .)

Ever been to the sistine chapel?

I have not but is it used as a place of worship or a museum?