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Our Lady of Good Tidings
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Tínos: Church of Panayía Evangelistría
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Our Lady of Good Tidings

church, Tínos, Greece
Also known as: Panayía Evangelistría
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  • Tínos: Church of Panayía Evangelistría
    Tínos

    …Church of Panayía Evangelistría (Our Lady of Good Tidings) was built in 1822 to house the icon, which is venerated for its healing powers. A road of local marble leads pilgrims for the feasts of the Annunciation and Assumption to this sanctuary.

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    …Church of Panayía Evangelistría (Our Lady of Good Tidings) was built in 1822 to house the icon, which is venerated for its healing powers. A road of local marble leads pilgrims for the feasts of the Annunciation and Assumption to this sanctuary.

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