12/23/20021 Vatican Adventure: St. Peters After seeing the Sistine Chapel, we left the museum and entered St. Peters.

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12/23/20021 Vatican Adventure: St. Peters After seeing the Sistine Chapel, we left the museum and entered St. Peters.

12/23/20022 Credits Most pictures by Joe Naumann Some pictures by Lea Barlow from her gift CD (thanks Lea) Maps and animations from the internet

12/23/20023 Basilica of Saint Peter

12/23/20024 Side of St. Peters seen when leaving the Sistine Chapel

12/23/20025 Main door to St. Peters

12/23/20026 Michelangelo’s Pieta

12/23/20027 A closer look it the masterpiece

12/23/20028 Awesome, Fabulous, Breathtaking

12/23/20029 Pope John XXIII – draws a big crowd

12/23/ Many stop to pray

St. Peter’s Artwork Most of the artwork in the basilica tend to relate to the Popes It is easy to lose sight of the supposed spiritual – religious nature of the structure. 12/23/200211

12/23/ Pope Pius XII statue

12/23/ Pope Innocent XI

12/23/ St. Peters – a monument to great artists and to the papacy

12/23/ Papal altar seen from a distance

12/23/ Main altar in St. Peters – canopy by Bernini

12/23/ Sanctuary and altar (by Bernini) behind the papal altar

12/23/ Way to the crypt

12/23/ Alleged to be tomb of St. Peter

12/23/ Pope Benedict

12/23/ Pope Paul VI – one of the least pretentious

12/23/ Pope Pius XI

12/23/ John Paul I – dreams of what might have been...

12/23/ View of the “square” upon exiting from St. Peters

12/23/ The Swiss Guard in 16 th century dress by Michelangelo