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St. Patrick's Church is an Irish national church with a grand architecture and a long history. The main building is now built in 1220. Gothic spires line the sky and are the main symbol of the city skyline. Unlike the solemn religious sites of other places, the small park in front of the church is now a resting place for Dubliners, where people sit or sleep and enjoy the summer time.

St.Patrick the Tallest Gothic Church AU 🇦🇺

#australiatrip I totally understand what you're saying about Melbourne - it's bursting with so much to explore! 🌆 It doesn't leave that sense of emptiness like Sydney does. The vibrant scenery here is absolutely captivating. 🎨 While there are plenty of churches around, as someone who isn't religious, most seem superficial to me. Only a few truly stand out, like this one particular church I deeply adore. 🏰 Its spontaneous aura is quite intense, yet stepping inside brings a sense of peace and calm. 🕊 Perhaps it was the perfect weather that day, or the people around, but everything felt so atmospheric and memorable. If you're into visiting churches, you should definitely check out this one - St. Patrick's, the tallest Gothic Catholic church in the southern hemisphere! 🌟

Reflections on My Journey: Words from a Teen Writer

I have been writing since I was 15. Wrote for the drawer, in the diary. I do not consider the past valuable, but I write it down, fix it - I look for it, I collect evidence of the existence of at least something: maybe myself. Then I reread. And it's like happening not with me. As if everything was with someone else, too much action. Who is this girl dissatisfied with her life at 16? Why is it a different person at 17? At 18 - the third. And after 20, I suddenly matured so... by 30 years. At 25, everything became even more complicated, my psychological age, meanwhile, is approaching 70. Or maybe it’s possible, like Benjamin Button, to roll back at the age of 16? I take back my words. Life was quite wonderful. But can I please go back to my 16?