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Treasure hunters destroy historic chapel in Aegean town
A historical chapel, which is believed to be 250 years old, in the Aegean province of Balıkesir's Ayvalık district, has been destroyed by treasure hunters who took advantage of measures implemented against the coronavirus outbreak.
700-year-old chapel in Istanbul’s historical peninsula used as tire storage
A historical chapel, believed to be 700 years old, has been found in the backyard of a tire shop in Istanbul's Fatih district.
The chapel, a significant part of which is still intact but deplorable due to neglect, is used by a shopkeeper to preserve hundreds of old tires.
Sparks fly over illegal chapel on Mt Hymettus
The unlicensed construction of a chapel in a forested area of Mt Hymettus in southeastern Athens has triggered legal action from irate local authorities.
The chapel is being built around an older one and work began last summer despite a law suspending construction on the mountain.
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Bulgarian Village Celebrates Feast Day by Unveiling Chapel Dedicated to St. Stephen
The inhabitants of the Bulgarian village of Momchilovtsi in the Rhodope mountains celebrated the feast day of Saint Stephen on Sunday by unveiling a chapel dedicated to the first Christian martyr.
The chapel was built by 270 people bearing the name of Stephen or its derivatives, private bTV station informs.