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Sanctus Bells
Sanctus bells1 derive their name from being rung first during the Sanctus [Holy, Holy, Holy Lord...]. They have been rung as part of the celebration of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in the Church for more than 800 years.2... More
"How Great Thou Aren't"? A lament on new church buildings
The article "How Great Thou Aren't" (Herald, December 21), succinctly describes several examples of "desymbolized" new churches in Sydney: "a convincing imitation of a laundrette"; "as spiritual as your average dentist's waiting room"; a "horizontal aspect to give the mystery-levels of a standard school gym"; and "a 1960s bank". (Sound familiar?)... More
Where Have We Put Him? And what if we acted as if we believed what we believe?
Bless me, Father, for I have sinned … liturgically … I think. Don’t worry though, it isn’t mortal. For the moment, three items.... More
Book Review
It is copiously illustrated by more than 200 color photographs by Mr. Morris, whose work also appears in Churches of London (2000, Contemporary Books), and has been exhibited in Europe and the United States.... More
Church Buildings -- Monuments with Mixed Messages
In fact, banking appears to be a rather minor aspect of what you might do in the building. Entering in the main door, if you would turn left, you could make a deposit or withdraw some of your money, and if you turned to the right, you could purchase toilet paper, or aspirin, or any number of other products.... More
Uncovering - and Restoring - the Sacred When two priests set out to find remnants of a mural in their parish church, no one could have imagined the transformation that would result
When they returned to the rectory, their pastor perceived they had “been up to something”. They described what they had discovered. The pastor was as excited as they were.... More
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