Catholic church building architectural design in vector format
Catholic church building architectural design in vector format A detailed, vector illustration of a traditional Catholic church building with distinctive architecture. A stylized illustration of a traditional Catholic church building with arches and stained glass windows. A simple illustration of a traditional Catholic church building with a tall steeple.
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Beautiful Catholic Church SVG Clip Art for Personal & Commercial Use

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A detailed illustration of a traditional Catholic church with a prominent steeple and ornate architecture.
Illustration of a traditional Catholic church architecture, suitable for design projects and printing.

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