From the National Catholic Register (not to be confused with the National Catholic Reporter , which is not nearly so fond of the pope and the Catechism as the Register ) comes the link to a series of panoramic views of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. It was produced by a Turkish company, which explains the crescent moon on the first screen you see, and seems to take up a lot of bandwidth. But it is cool.
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