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The faithful look at frescoes during a holy service in St. Dimitrija Orthodox church in Macedonia's capital Skopje, Monday, April 9, 2012. (AP Photo/Boris Grdanoski)
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Updated: Monday, 09 Apr 2012, 9:12 AM MDT
Published : Monday, 09 Apr 2012, 9:12 AM MDT
SKOPJE, Macedonia (AP) — Thousands of Orthodox Christian worshippers from across Macedonia are lining up to visit a church where a cleric says frescoes of saints have begun to appear brighter in color without any obvious explanation.
Father Zoran of Saint Dimitrija church in Skopje, the capital, said Monday that the murals, long obscured by the residue of candle smoke, began to appear clearer over the weekend, with red and gold colors becoming more noticeable.
That has prompted worshippers to flock to the church ahead of Orthodox Easter next Sunday.
About two-thirds of Macedonia's 2.1 million people have been baptized Orthodox Christian.
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