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Cathedral of the Transfiguration

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Slight HDR added to punch colors. Unfortunately after JPEG compression I don't really like how the sky looks when displayed on Flickr stream.

The Cathedral of the Transfiguration is a Slovak Byzantine Rite Roman Catholic former cathedral located in a lot that used to be part of the Victoria Square community in Markham, Ontario, Canada.

Among its features is the world's largest three bell carillon, with the French made bells by the Fonderie Paccard, weighing 32,000 pounds, and 300 cm diameter. The mosaics are reputed to contain about 5 million pieces. The cathedral was built to hold 1000 worshipers serving a community of about 5000 Byzantine Rite Catholics in the GTA and 35,000 across Canada. The central tower rises 63 metres (about 20 storeys) and is topped by a gold onion dome. The church was designed by Donald Buttress, a renowned architect whose claim to fame is overhauling Westminster Abbey. It is a significant landmark east of the 404 highway.
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