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Jerusalem-Chapel of the Ascension-Syrian

‎Jerusalem. Ascension Day in the Syrian Church tent in the yard of the Chapel of the Ascension. The altarpiece depicts Jesus rising to heaven, watched by his disciples. From the bishop’s golden robe and mitre sprout white doves, symbol of the Holy Spirit. Beside him is a priest holding a staff and his hood, studded with small crosses, symbolizing total devotion to his faith in Jesus and the Church.

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