Scalon del Doge

Scalon del Doge SCALON DEL DOGE VENICE
An Ancient Palace on the Grand Canal. A Charming Venetian B&B and Culture
L So your holiday will be interesting, fun and unforgettable!

Alessandra and her family will welcome you to this ancient and fascinating palace on the Grand Canal, a few minutes walk from the well-known Rialto Bridge. Enjoy the venetian atmosphere of Campiello del Remer its ancient well, legends and amazing view of the Rialto Bridge. You will enter the residence directly from the Gothic staircase, an extraordinary example of Venetian ancient architecture, th

e setting of several films. A range of famous sights including Saint Mark’s square, the Doges’ Palace, the well-known Fenice theatre, the Accademia Galleries and the Peggy Guggenheim collection can easily be reached in a few minutes walk. Even the islands of Murano, Burano and Torcello can be reached by public ferry. You will find our rooms completely renovated in a typical ancient Venetian Baroque style. We will offer a great choice of fresh breakfast food, served in a wonderful room with a view of the Grand Canal or if you find it more comfortable directly in your room. Alessandra (holder of a degree and master in History of Art) knows all the secrets and mysterious itineraries of Ancient Venice, that are not so widely visited by the tourists. Discover our wonderful walking tours!

09/08/2023

ROMANTIC CANAL VIEW FROM OUR ROOMS!!!
COME AND FEEL THE EXPERIENCE OF A UNIQUE VENETIAN ATMOSPHERE!!!

25/09/2022

I want to share with you... Directly from our windows in Scalon del Doge residence... A traditional love Song from a gondola passing under our windows

THE DISCOVERY OF THE TALKING CHRISTRecently restored this huge Christ is now located in the beautiful marble chapel in S...
15/04/2021

THE DISCOVERY OF THE TALKING CHRIST

Recently restored this huge Christ is now located in the beautiful marble chapel in San Francesco della Vigna

The artist is unknown but it dates probably to the early XV th century and it is a work of art of extremely high quality.

It was sculpted in maple wood and painted with tempera colours.

We don't have much information about this crucifix but what we actually know is that it was considered a MIRACOLOUS crucifix and lots of people came to venerate it when it was located in the friars' cloister because it was considered a miracolous working crucifix. Even women tried to come and venerate it but they usually were not admitted in the friars cloister and they risked to be excommunicated. But in the end the pope fogave them and gave them the possibility to admire and venerate the Christ.

This is A TALKING CHRIST!!!
This is the most amazing part of the story!! This Christ was used for a very special liturgical function, a sort of sacred theatre during Easter time!!! Inside the head is a hallowed cavity and there was a mechanism which was used TO MOVE CHRIST'S TONGUE AND SMOKE CAME OUT OF HIS MOUTH DRAMATIZING CHRIST'S LAST BREATH!!!

Just imagine how amazing was the effect of this talking Christ!!!

LA SCOPERTA DEL CRISTO PARLANTE

Recentemente restaurato questo enorme Cristo grande più del naturale si trova ora nella bellissima
ca****la di marmo della chiesa di San Francesco della Vigna

L'artista è ancora sconosciuto ma l'opera può essere datata all'inizio del XV secolo

Il Cristo è un'opera straordinaria scolpita su legno d'acero e dipinta a tempera.

Questo è un CRISTO PARLANTE!!! Questo Cristo era usato durante il periodo di Pasqua nelle rappresentazioni religiose teatrali!!! All'interno della testa in una cavità era stato creato un meccanismo per permettere alla lingua di muoversi e del fumo usciva dalla bocca per creare l'effetto dell'ultimo respiro di Cristo!!!

This wonderful painting is a work of art inside Saint Francesco della vigna in VeniceThe author was a friar Fra Antonio ...
09/04/2021

This wonderful painting is a work of art inside Saint Francesco della vigna in Venice

The author was a friar Fra Antonio da Negroponte

This is the only painting he realized and signed

But we don't have any information about his life

For sure he had studied in contact with Vivarini, Bellini and I would say Mantegna and Squarcione and the artist of the early renaissance in Padua

We can notice his skillful attention to details of decoration gold details in the Virgin dress, but also lots of flowers painted with great botanic knowledge

All the flowers and animals more than 12 different animals expecially birds and frogs and turtle had a special meaning and are part of the beautiful garden where the Virgin is the main center and focus

But look also at the perspective of the thone, a small architecture and all the carved details on the steps copied from ancient marbles!!

Hope after looking at these pictures you really wish to come and see it in person!!!

Questa pala d'altare è un capolavoro della Chiesa di San Francesco della Vigna a Venezia

È opera di Fra Antonio da Negroponte

Non abbiamo informazioni sulla sua vita e formazione

Anche se ammirando la sua opera appare evidente che si sia formato a contatto con Vivarini, Bellini ed anche Mantegna e l'ambiente artistico umanista del primo Rinascimento di Squarcione a Padova

Notate l'attenzione ancora gotica e quasi miniaturistica per i dettagli quali i ricami dorati sul manto della Vergine...ma anche i fiori rappresentati con precisione botanica ed almeno 12 specie di animali, specialmente uccelli, ma anche rane e tartarughe

Ogni animale e fiore ha un suo significato in relazione alla Vergine ed è parte di una preghiera di lode in Suo onore e del meraviglioso giardino di cui lei è vera Signora

Ma guardate anche la prospettiva del trono ed i dettagli scolpiti sui gradini che sono copia di preziosi marmi all'antica e del gusto antiquario dell'epoca!!

Spero che vi sia venuta voglia di vedere di persona questa meraviglia!!!

A less touristic place in Venice for you!!The church of San Giorgio dei Greci is a religious building in the city of Ven...
16/09/2020

A less touristic place in Venice for you!!

The church of San Giorgio dei Greci is a religious building in the city of Venice, located in the Castello district in Calle della Madonna, near the church of San Zaccaria and is the oldest and most historic church of Orthodoxy in the diaspora. Its construction was made possible thanks to the contributions of the Orthodox Greeks of Venice and the Greek sailors passing through the city. Isolated, towards the Rio dei Greci Canal stands the bell tower. The church was called by the Venetians "dei Greci" or "Greek" because of the ancient Greek language used in the Greek-Byzantine rite professed by its practitioners.
In November 1991, by decision of the Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople, the church became the cathedral of the Orthodox Archdiocese of Italy and Malta.

In the building adjacent to the church there is a small Museum of Greek-Byzantine icons and Orthodox sacred vestments.

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03/05/2020

FASCINATING VENETIAN STORIES-EPISODE 1

Miracle of the Relic of the Holy Cross in Campo San Lio
By Giovanni mansueti 1494

Our story starts from one of the most fascinating paintings in venice, part of a cycle of paintings realized to decorate the scuola di san Giovanni evangelista in venice.
the “Schools” Scuole in venice were ancient religious associations organized by laymen with charity purpose.
They helped widows or orphelins or poor people. They protected and garanted the workers’ rights and so on. They had a strong tradition and they had a saint patron.
In this case obviously the saint patron was saint john the evangelist.
This scuola grande di san Giovanni evangelista was one of the most powerful and ancient in town founded in 1261.
But this scuola became even more powerful and famous in xv century because the scuola received a special gift the relic of the holy cross (see the picture attached and the golden relic in the middle of the painting).
According to medieval theologians, as christ’s blood touched the cross upon which he was crucified, the wood of the cross became incorruptible and infinite pieces could be removed from the cross.
That’s why the holy cross relics were so famous!!!
These relics were considered miracle working relics and for this reason they were so precious.
So what is represented in this unique masterpiece?
This painting represents a famous event, the miracle of the holy cross .
According to the legend, during a funeral of a brother of the scuola in 1474 a miracle took place in campo san lio.
The dead man was not so faithful to the relic so the cross brought in his honor by the brothers suddenly became so heavy so heavy they couldn’t carry it to the church. The relic didn’t want to stay at the funeral of unfaithful brother.
They gave it to the san lio priest and they replaced the relic with a normal cross.
This scene is so detailed and the artist mansueti represented a venetian urban space.
It’s like living in xv century!!!
We can admire all the buildings as they looked like in xv century, the wooden bridge, the gondolas, the church and lots and lots of curious people looking at the miracle from their windows.
Just look at the detail of a man walking on the roof following a cat, clothes drying outside and people building a terrace (a tipical venetian Altana) on the top of the palace.
The first man on the left side crossing the bridge is holding a paper showing the artist signature Giovanni mansueti.
Another funny detail is the advertisement on the right side “casa da fitar ducati 5” which means “renting house 5 ducats”.
Hope you appreciated my story for you and hope you learnt something more about our unique venice and venetian beauties!!!

25/04/2020

THE MOST ROMANTIC LEGEND IN VENICE!!!
LOVE IS STRONGER THAN EVERYTHING!!!
The legend of the rosebud of saint mark-the 25th of April
It’s a strong tradition here in venice that every 25th of April, the Saint Mark’s day, every men should give their beloved a red rose bud.
But what is the story behind this chivalry gesture?
A very romantic story…the most romantic legend in venice!!!
According to the legend, in the 8th century, Maria, a beautiful young venetian lady but also very well known because she was the Doge’s Orso Partecipatio’s daughter, fell in love with Tancredi.
Maria was so passionate she was nicknamed “Vulcana” because her love and passion could be so explosive as a volcano while Tancredi was a medieval poet.
But her father the doge forbade them to marry because Tancredi was not a nobleman.
So Maria suggested tancredi to became a brave knight.
In this way her father could change his mind and approve the wedding recognizing tancredi’s bravery and giving as an honour a noble status to the young men.
Sadly, as in many love stories, the hero died while fighting in Charlemagne army.
Mortally injuried, he fell dying into a white rosebush and he stained the white roses with his red blood so they became red rose bud.
Before dying he asked his friend Orlando to give a red rosebud to his beloved maria as a sign of their true love.
The day after Maria was found dead in her own bed with the red rosebud on her breast.
According to the legend, every 25th of April Maria wanders around Venice, she is a lady dressed in white holding as a contrast color a red rose bud.
Hope you liked the legend I translated for you and hope one day you will come and visit our unique romantic Venice!!!

Here some of the best views around Venice!!The city where you can see palaces in all their shapes and different architec...
09/03/2020

Here some of the best views around Venice!!
The city where you can see palaces in all their shapes and different architectures, rare magical trees, colorful houses floating on the canals!!!

Come to Venice!! We will help you to discover in the best way our little but huge Venice!!!!

Madonna dell'orto church, one of the most beautiful less turistic church of the city!!The church is undoubtedly one of t...
08/03/2020

Madonna dell'orto church, one of the most beautiful less turistic church of the city!!
The church is undoubtedly one of the emblematic places of Venetian Gothic architecture. The facade and cloister are from the 1460-1464 period, with statues from the early 16th century. The domed bell tower from the same period, finished in 1503. The interior is embellished with some paintings by Jacopo Robusti known as Tintoretto, now buried in the right nave, and of which the contract is still preserved, dated 14 May 1565.

01/03/2020

LOOK IN THE MIRROR!!! CARNIVAL MASKS IN OUR RESIDENCE SCALON DEL DOGE!!!
Love art, decor and tradition!!!
Come and visit our unique Venice!!! Write at [email protected] and you will have a special discount!!!!

Again beautiful masks around the crazy and romantic city of Venice!! And some pictures of the spectacular and colorful i...
27/02/2020

Again beautiful masks around the crazy and romantic city of Venice!!

And some pictures of the spectacular and colorful island of Burano, where any carnival there is a magnificent parade of all the masks of the island!!
We really suggest to come in the city in that period of the year!!
We give you a special discount if you contact us directly!!

CARNIVAL TIME IN SCALON DEL DOGE!!Contact us info@scalondeldoge.com and we will give you a special discount!!!!
22/02/2020

CARNIVAL TIME IN SCALON DEL DOGE!!

Contact us [email protected] and we will give you a special discount!!!!

CARNIVAL TIME IN VENICE!!!!Here a little explanation about the shistory of the masks.The Mask: mystery, enigma, seductio...
20/02/2020

CARNIVAL TIME IN VENICE!!!!

Here a little explanation about the shistory of the masks.

The Mask: mystery, enigma, seduction is part of Venice and reincarnates its essence, few know where it comes from and it is a troubled story that follows that of the Most Serene Republic.

The mask (from the Arabic "mascharà", mockery, satire) has always been, since the dawn of time, one of the characteristic and indispensable elements in the costume of the actors. Originally it consisted of a hollow face with monstrous or grotesque features, worn to hide human features and, during religious ceremonies, to ward off evil spirits.
With Carnival, the mask becomes a symbol of the need to indulge in play, joke and the illusion of wearing someone else's clothes, thus expressing different meanings: celebration and transgression, freedom and immorality.
In Venice, the masks were born in 1268, in short, to play against the use of social classes, personal identities and the sexes.

Beautiful Carnival here with us!!
Here beautiful masks in Scalon del Doge residence, inside our rooms!!

17/01/2020

VENICE CARNIVAL A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE!!!
Did you know that Carnival tradition is so ancient? The first Carnival probably was celebrate in 1094!!!
Carnival was the perfect occasion to have fun and break social rules because wearing a mask everybody was free to behave as they really wished. Nobody will recognize you!!!
Venetians really loved Carnival and in the past Carnival could last also for more than 6 months!!!
Also today we celebrate Carnival with special events, parties, masks parades everyday in Saint Mark Square and the famous Flight of the angel.
Experience our wonderful Carnival and book at Scalon del Doge...if you write us at [email protected] you will have a special discount!!!
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The Island of San Giorgio is a magical and silent place, far from the tourist routes and, for this reason, it keeps its ...
29/11/2019

The Island of San Giorgio is a magical and silent place, far from the tourist routes and, for this reason, it keeps its ancient charm intact, whose roots are to be found as far back as the tenth century, when the Benedictine monks founded the first convent and church here adjacent.
We advise you to start your visit from the Basilica, made entirely in Renaissance style to a design by the great master Palladio towards the end of the 16th century. Not to be missed is the imposing high altar by Girolamo Campagna and the two great works by Tintoretto: The 'Last Supper' and the 'Raccolta della Manna'. Also of great artistic value is the painting ‘Virgin with Child and Saints’ by Sebastiano Ricci, considered one of the masterpieces of San Giorgio Maggiore.
If you have been at the top of the bell tower of San Marco to admire the fabulous view of Venice from above, you cannot give up even on the bell tower of this incredible island. From the belfry you can enjoy a breathtaking and unusual view of the city and its lagoon in total tranquility. The current bell tower, 75 meters high, dates back to 1791 and was built in the style of the San Marco tower.
Definitely worth a visit to the former Benedictine convent, now home to the renowned Cini Foundation which hosts numerous exhibitions, events and concerts. The back of the two cloisters was started by Andrea Palladio and completed by Baldassarre Longhena. The monumental complex of the Cini Foundation is accessible through interesting guided tours available every day of the week: you can admire the Palladian cloister and cenacle, the Staircase and the Library of Longhena, the labyrinth of Borges, the Bosco dei Cipressi and many other hidden places !

In an edition of the Carnival in the mid-sixteenth century, an extraordinary event was held between the various events a...
24/11/2019

In an edition of the Carnival in the mid-sixteenth century, an extraordinary event was held between the various events and shows organized in the city, which caused a great sensation: a young Turkish acrobat managed, with the sole aid of a barbell, to reach the cell bell tower of the bell tower of San Marco walking, in the noise of the crowd below in delirium, on a very long rope that started from a boat anchored on the Piazzetta pier. In the descent, however, he reached the balcony of the Doge's Palace, paying homage to the Doge.
After the success of this spectacular undertaking, immediately called Svolo del Turco, the event, which usually took place on Fat Thursday, was requested and planned as an official ceremony also for subsequent editions, with similar techniques and with forms that over the years suffered numerous variants.
For many years the show, keeping the same name, saw only professional tightrope walkers, until young Venetians tried their hand at the company, demonstrating skill and courage with various recklessness and variations on the theme.
When these variations led to predicting, for long years in succession, a man with wings and hanging with string rings, hoisted and made to descend at great speed along the rope, the new term of Angel's Flight was minted. The chosen, at the end of the descent into the gallery of Palazzo Ducale, always received from the hands of the Doge gifts or sums in money. There were some editions that saw acrobats using animals, boats and various other figures for their shows, as well as making the company more and more difficult with daring evolutions and even collective developments.
In 1759, the performance ended in tragedy: at one point, the acrobat crashed to the ground in the horrified crowd. Probably due to this serious accident, the event, carried out in this way, was forbidden. From this moment on, the program took place by replacing the acrobat with a large wooden dove which, in its journey, always starting from the bell tower, freed the crowd with flowers and confetti. From the first of these editions, the name of Flight of the Angel then became Flight of the Columbine.
This event, like most of the other anniversaries and shows, ended with the end of the millennial history of the Serenissima for a long time
Nowadays, on the second Sunday of the carnival, everyone gathers in Piazza San Marco to watch the famous Angel flight, during which the winner of the Carnival's beauty contest of the previous year launches from the Campanile of San Marco attached to a rope to reach Palazzo Ducale.

Dans une édition du carnaval au milieu du XVIe siècle, un événement extraordinaire se déroula entre les divers événements et spectacles organisés dans la ville, ce qui fit sensation: un jeune acrobate turc parvint à atteindre la cellule avec l'aide d'une barre à disques. clocher du clocher de San Marco marchant, dans le bruit de la foule en délire, sur une très longue corde qui partait d'un bateau ancré sur le quai de la Piazzetta. Dans la descente, il atteignit le balcon du palais des Doges, rendant hommage au Doge.
Après le succès de cette entreprise spectaculaire, appelée immédiatement Svolo del Turco, l’événement, qui se déroulait généralement le jeudi matin, a été demandé et planifié comme cérémonie officielle, y compris pour des éditions ultérieures, avec des techniques similaires et des formes nombreuses variantes.
Pendant de nombreuses années, l’émission, qui porte le même nom, n’a vu que des marcheurs de corde raide, jusqu’à ce que de jeunes Vénitiens s’essayent à la compagnie, faisant preuve de talent et de courage avec une variété de témérité et de variations sur le thème.
Lorsque ces variations ont conduit à prévoir, pendant de longues années de suite, un homme avec des ailes et suspendu avec des anneaux de ficelle, hissé et obligé de descendre à grande vitesse le long de la corde, le nouveau terme de Angel's Flight a été frappé. Les élus, à la fin de la descente dans la galerie du Palazzo Ducale, ont toujours reçu des mains du Doge des cadeaux ou des sommes en argent. Certaines éditions ont vu des acrobates utiliser des animaux, des bateaux et diverses figures pour leurs spectacles, et rendre la société de plus en plus difficile avec des évolutions audacieuses et même des développements collectifs.
En 1759, la performance s'achève tragiquement: à un moment donné, l'acrobate s'écrase au sol dans la foule horrifiée. Probablement en raison de ce grave accident, l’événement ainsi réalisé a été interdit. À partir de ce moment, le programme s’est déroulé en remplaçant l’acrobate par une grande colombe en bois qui, dans son parcours, partant toujours du clocher, libérait la foule de fleurs et de confettis. Dès la première de ces éditions, le nom Flight of the Angel devint alors Flight of the Columbine.
Cet événement, comme la plupart des autres anniversaires et spectacles, s'est terminé avec la fin de l'histoire millénaire de la Sérénissime depuis longtemps
De nos jours, le deuxième dimanche du carnaval, tout le monde se réunit sur la place Saint-Marc pour assister au célèbre vol des anges, au cours duquel le vainqueur du concours de beauté du carnaval de l'année précédente se lance à partir du Campanile de San Marco attaché à une corde pour atteindre le Palazzo Ducale.

20/11/2019

VOGLIAMO CONDIVIDERE CON VOI UN BELLISSIMO COMMENTO SULLA NOSTRA RESIDENZA SCALON DEL DOGE CHE E' STATO SCRITTO DA UN OSPITE BELGA IL NOSTRO AMICO RYDY CHE PARLA E SCRIVE BENISSIMO IN ITALIANO!!! UN RINGRAZIAMENTO AFFETTUOSO PER QUESTE BELLISSIME PAROLE

B&B Scalon del Doge – una scala dei piaceri
Nel cuore di Venezia, a due passi dal ponte di Rialto c’è un B&B stupendo che si chiama ‘Scalon del Doge’. Il nome rinvia all’imponente scala esterna che ti porta al primo piano di un palazzo in cui si trova il B&B.
Il B&B è in una splendida posizione, in qualche minuto si arriva alla piazza San Marco, il centro della Serenissima. Si può raggiungere l’alloggio facilmente tramite il Vaporetto. Si scende alla fermata Rialto, una delle stazioni principali del Canal Grande.
Sotto lo scalone c’è un piccolo campo con un antico pozzo da dove si ha una meravigliosa vista sul ponte di Rialto. Lo scalone è in sé già impressionante, ma appena entrato l’incantesimo comincia davvero.
L’intero arredamento è in autentico stile veneziano. Inoltre ciascuna camera ha la sua stessa tavolozza di colori ed i suoi propri accenti. Le camere emanano l’atmosfera tipica del Rinascimento veneziano, senza sembrare kitch. Quando si entra nella sua camera ci si sente un vero doge. Tuttavia le camere dispongono di tutto il lusso che ci si può aspettare di un B&B moderno, sono pulitissime e perfettamente a posto.
La finestra della piccola sala colazioni pittoresca dà sul Canal Grande. I lampadari della saletta colazioni sono soffiati a Murano.
Ma la carta migliore del B&B è Alessandra, la gentilissima persona che lo gestisce. È la persona più simpatica che io abbia mai incontrato. Si può chiederle tutto. È sempre disponibile per dare consigli agli ospiti e gli offre volentieri qualcosa da mangiare o da bere.
Per di più ha un master in storia dell’arte e fa visite guidate (da pagare) con i clienti. Ti porterà ai posti poco conosciuti ma molto suggestivi della città lagunare.
Un alloggio nello Scalon del Doge rende il tuo viaggio a Venezia indimenticabile. Mi piacerebbe se potessi andarci di nuovo.

For more than three centuries, every year on November 21st, the city pilgrimage to the Madonna della Salute led by the P...
10/11/2019

For more than three centuries, every year on November 21st, the city pilgrimage to the Madonna della Salute led by the Patriarch and the civil authorities of the city has been renewed. The Municipality of Venice also prepares the traditional votive bridge that allows the faithful to cross the Grand Canal from Santa Maria del Giglio.

On November 21st and in the days around there are tens of thousands of pilgrims who come to the Sanctuary from the city of Venice and also from the rest of the Region to entrust their prayer intentions to the Madonna della Salute and to light up a certain visible sign of the faith that has pilgrims led.

For many believers it is also a favorable opportunity to celebrate the Sacrament of Penance also thanks to the significant number of confessors present throughout the day and to the faculty granted to them perpetually by the Patriarch to absolve some reserved sins.

The dome of the Basilica della Salute characterizes the scenario of the San Marco basin in Venice for more than three hundred years, authoritative testimony to the very high spirituality that marked the Venetian seventeenth century.
It was desired by the Serenissima as a prayer and as a thanksgiving to the Virgin Mother of God to preserve the city of Venice from the terrible plague of the seventeenth century.
The first stone of the factory was placed on April 1, 1631 and fifty years later, on November 9, 1687, it was solemnly consecrated by the Patriarch Alvise Sagredo, even though the s. Put into it.

A magical atmosphere
Those who have the opportunity to be in Venice during the day of Health breathes an atmosphere of sincere and heartfelt popular participation, of not bigoted religion but intensely linked to the history and traditions of the city.
The uninterrupted line of people who, on November 21st, walk the votive bridge on boats and go to the majestic Chiesa della Salute bear witness to the still alive and intense bond between the city and the Madonna.
The votive bridge
Every year, for the feast of Health, a temporary bridge is built on boats that crosses the Grand Canal and connects the area of ​​San Moisè and S. Maria del Giglio (San Marco district) with the Basilica of Longhena (Sestiere di Dorsoduro) to allow the passage of the procession.
Dozens and tens of thousands of people go on a pilgrimage to pay homage to Our Lady and light a candle so that she may intercede for their good health.
Between the sacred and the profane
Even today, the feast of Health proposes a mixture of feelings and motivations: alongside the sincere religious sentiment, the most secular and joyful aspect also coexists. Basins of sweets outside the church. The procession of the faithful who light a candle to the Madonna flows past the banks of sweets, colored balloons and toys: the two aspects of the festival blend perfectly.

The traditional votive bridge on boats this year will be blessed and officially opened on November 19th at 2.30pm. The appointment is set in the field of Santa Maria del Giglio and, after the blessing and the cutting of the ribbon, the procession will go to the Basilica della Salute for a brief moment of prayer.

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