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Dominus Flevit is a Roman Catholic Church (compound) located on the upper third of the Mount of Olives overlooking the city of Jerusalem to the west.

This church was designed by Antonio Barluzzi and was constructed in the 1950s. The roof of the church is designed to resemble a "teardrop" — as the church commemorates Jesus weeping over the city of Jerusalem (Luke 19:41–44). On each of the four corners of the church are large representations of small glass vessels which were used to catch the tears of mourners in the first century A.D.


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Photos (15)

View to From West
View to From West
View from Above
View from Above
View to Old City
View to Old City
Reflecting on the Old City
Reflecting on the Old City
Altar Mosaic
Altar Mosaic
Crown of Thorns
Crown of Thorns
Detail of Roof
Detail of Roof
Dominus Flevit & Mary Magdalene Churches
Dominus Flevit & Mary Magdalene Churches
Dominus Flevit
Dominus Flevit
First Century Tomb 1
First Century Tomb 1
First Century Tomb 2
First Century Tomb 2
Ossuary 1
Ossuary 1
Ossuary 2
Ossuary 2
Diakonikon
Diakonikon
Diakonikon Mosaic
Diakonikon Mosaic
Keywords: Dominus Flevit, Jesus Wept, Mount of Olives