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'''Monastery''' or '''convent''' could refer to: | '''Monastery''' or '''convent''' could refer to: | ||
* The '''[[Lima cathedral]]''' where [[Santiago]] and [[Iris]] listen to [[Father Juan]]'s sermons. | |||
* '''[[Monasterio de la Cruz]]''', located in [[Seville, Spain]], where [[Richard Drucker|Don Rucker]] once lived. | * '''[[Monasterio de la Cruz]]''', located in [[Seville, Spain]], where [[Richard Drucker|Don Rucker]] once lived. | ||
* '''[[:Image:Bhutan.jpg|Tiger's Nest Monastery]]''', a [[wikipedia:Taktshang|famous monastery]] in [[Bhutan]], the image of which is included in [[Richard Drucker]]'s [[primatechpaper.com]] file. | * '''[[:Image:Bhutan.jpg|Tiger's Nest Monastery]]''', a [[wikipedia:Taktshang|famous monastery]] in [[Bhutan]], the image of which is included in [[Richard Drucker]]'s [[primatechpaper.com]] file. | ||
* '''[[Venezuelan convent]]''', located in [[Zulia, Venezuela]], where [[Maya Herrera]] once resided as a nun. | * '''[[Venezuelan convent]]''', located in [[Zulia, Venezuela]], where [[Maya Herrera]] once resided as a nun. |
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Monastery or convent could refer to:
- The Lima cathedral where Santiago and Iris listen to Father Juan's sermons.
- Monasterio de la Cruz, located in Seville, Spain, where Don Rucker once lived.
- Tiger's Nest Monastery, a famous monastery in Bhutan, the image of which is included in Richard Drucker's primatechpaper.com file.
- Venezuelan convent, located in Zulia, Venezuela, where Maya Herrera once resided as a nun.