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Second Life Church
By Peace | July 26, 2007
This is SL Catholic Church, Palm Vegas Island at Palm Vegas Region. The church is rather small and it the surrounding consists of various commercial and residential building. The interior of the church does not look fantastic too. Nevertheless, I had taken some pictures of it as shown below.
It looks beautiful at the front view. However, upon landing at this place, I was quite turned off by its surrounding structures.
As you can see above, this is just one of the church which you can see at Second Life. There are a several churches in Second Life which I had come across, however, I have not met any church that is better than the one I had visited today — Basilica Cardinale Cathedral. At Basilica Cardinale Cathedral, you can also purchase all the religion supplies. At the Cathedral, you can even get free rosary.
This is a video consisting of pictures of Basilica Cardinale Cathedral at Braunworth.
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You can see the above pictures of the church which I had taken as compared to those below.
Upon arrival at Braunworth, Basilica Cardinale Cathedral, I can feel its holiness. There were rain falling on me. I was surprised to see that the cathedral was actually elevated from ground. I was even more filled with “wow” and amazement upon stepping into the cathedral. Never had I entered such a beautiful cathedral in my life before, and not in Second Life too.
This is simply a terrific place. I would give it a full marks, five stars cathedral. I had even found out that the same developer who had constructed this cathedral had also created another beautiful place. I shall post it in another post in another day. In the meantime, may you enjoy watching the videos of Basilica Cardinal Cathedral while listening to the soothing and inspirational music of Seek Ye First.
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