Shellharbour Parish was reported in yesterday's Illawarra Mercury as about to commence construction on what it described as a new church. The accompanying photographs revealled an extremely ugly and dated design. A multi-function building which it seems will double as a hall. This type of pragmatism has been the hall mark (excuse the pun) of catholic church building for the last 30 or so years, a trend which is happily fast dying in favour of traditional and classical church designs whose purpose is to create a truly sacred space for worship rather than a building subordinate to functionality. Happily the old church will remain in "occasional" use.
Sacred Art of Spanish America - An Exhibition at Cornell University
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I recently visited a very interesting exhibition at the Johnson Museum of
Art on the campus of Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, titled
“Colonial Cro...
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