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Tradition in Continuity is the Sacred Architecture Blog of Integration Design Group, PC.
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Tag Archives: Communion of Saints
Book Review – How to Read a Church
As an Architect focused on the renewal of Catholic sacred architecture, I enjoyed How to Read a Church quite a bit. Author Richard Taylor presents the material well, in a readable manner, and the list of subject matter is quite thorough. Continue reading
The Communion of Saints – Witness to Worship
Catholic sacred architecture – from its most humble origins in the catacombs of imperial Rome to its most noble cathedrals throughout Christendom – has been intimately connected with the Communion of Saints. Our church buildings are set apart for Christian worship and convey to us the reality of the entire Church – militant, suffering and triumphant – together worshipping the Lord. Continue reading
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Tagged church buidlings, Communion of Saints, Liturgy, Sacred Architecture, Sacred Art
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