Chapel of All Saints

Sedlec, Kutna Hora, Czech Republic

Featured Review : The well-known story of the Ossuary (Kostnice) is that, in the 13th century, Jindřich, abbot of Sedlec monastery, returned from a visit to Palestine with a pocketful of soil from Golgotha, which he sprinkled on the grave...See Full Review

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3 out of 5 stars

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Chapel of All Saints, aka The Bone Church

5 out of 5 stars by captain oddsocks from Echuca, Australia
May 9, 2005

Quote: The well-known story of the Ossuary (Kostnice) is that, in the 13th century, Jindřich, abbot of Sedlec monastery, returned from a visit to Palestine with a pocketful of soil from Golgotha, which he sprinkled on the graveyard surrounding the Chapel... Read the full Chapel of All Saints review

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