Gate of Dawn

It is now known as the Gate of Dawn.

City walls and Gate of Dawn built.

Dancing at the Gate of Dawn!

Two-thirds of the way to the Gate of Dawn the Captain ordered a halt.

It was the main gate of the city and contained (as did the Gate of Dawn) a chapel.

At dawn, the heavy iron city gates of the Gate of Dawn's fell, crushed and killed four Swedish soldiers.

But I did grouse and crab till he threatened to turn me into a jackass braying at the Gate of Dawn.

The main altar is decorated with a copy of Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn.

Both of them decorated the Gate of Dawn of the Vilnius city wall - a defensive structure with no religious importance at the time.

One of the most important is the Gate of Dawn in Vilnius, when also the Divine Mercy image was exhibited for the first time.

A famous Russian Orthodox monastery, named for the Holy Spirit, is located near the Gate of Dawn.

The Swedes, who were Protestants, mocked the painting, forbade songs and prayers, and caroused around the Gate of Dawn.

Of the nine city gates, only the Gate of Dawn remains, while the others were destroyed by the order of the government at the end of the 18th century.

In the mid-17th century the Discalced Carmelites built the Church of St Teresa and their monastery near the Gate of Dawn.

At the turn of the 19th century, Tsarist authorities demolished the city wall and all the city's gates, save for the Gate of Dawn and its chapel.

The icon of Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn has become associated with the messages of Divine Mercy.

Sopoćko managed to obtain permission to place the Divine Mercy image within the Gate of Dawn in Vilnius as he celebrated the Mass that Sunday.

The largest of the churches devoted to Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn is St. Mary's Church in Gdańsk, Poland.

The Discalced Carmelites of Vilnius build a wooden chapel to house the painting Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn.

The flag, which featured Our Lady of the Gate of Dawn, is now kept at Polish Institute and General Sikorski Museum in London.

The Chapel in the Gate of Dawn contains an icon of The Blessed Virgin Mary Mother of Mercy, said to have miraculous powers.

It is situated 400 metres up the Aušros vartų and Liepkalnio streets from the Gate of Dawn (Lithuanian: Aušros vartai)

Following the partitions of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, the Russian government ordered to tear down most of the wall and all the gates, except the Gate of Dawn.

In her Diary: Divine Mercy in My Soul, she writes of a mystical experience involving the icon in the Gate of Dawn chapel.

Fittingly, the first place that the image of Merciful Jesus was publicly venerated was at His Merciful Mother's Chapel, the Gate of Dawn.