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Eucharist in the Chapel of the Holy Spirit, Anglican Church of St
Eucharist in the Chapel of the Holy Spirit, Anglican Church of St. James, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, Pacific. Robert Harding Picture Library provides high quality travel, nature, wildlife & environmental photos. © Godong
Media ID 19956881
Filename: 809-2089.jpg
Size: 5616 x 3744 (6.2MB)
Date: 11th July 2008
Source: WorldInPrint
Credit: Godong/Robert Harding
Source: www.robertharding.com
City: Sydney
County: Nouvelle-Galles du Sud
Country: Austria
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Captured in the serene Chapel of the Holy Spirit at the Anglican Church of St. James in Sydney, Australia, this poignant photograph showcases a moment of profound reverence and devotion. A solitary priest stands before an altar, his hands cradling a wafer and goblet as he prepares to administer Holy Communion to those gathered around him. The soft focus on the foreground draws our attention to the sacred objects being held by the priest's hands - a symbol of Christ's sacrifice and redemption. The warm tones of the chapel's interior lighting illuminate the scene, casting a gentle glow on the priest's robes and creating a sense of intimacy within this sacred space. The green hues surrounding him seem to represent growth, renewal, and harmony with nature - themes that are deeply rooted in Christian theology. As we gaze upon this image, we are reminded of Jesus' words during his Last Supper: "This cup is my blood... This bread is my body." In this quiet moment within the Chapel of the Holy Spirit, we are invited to reflect on our own spiritual journeys and seek guidance from above.
