He also believed that the interior of the church was the epitome of bad taste, writing that it was "crammed full of trumpery pictures of old Saints, and decorated throughout in that bad taste which Roman Catholics have to themselves in Europe but which here the modern Greeks share with them."
He believed that the church's interior epitomized poor taste, describing it as "filled with outdated Saint images and decorated in a style disliked by Roman Catholics, something shared by modern Greeks along with them."