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Why a Catholic church should look like a Catholic church – CRUX

I am so fortunate to now serve in three parishes that all look like Catholic churches. In fact, St. Alphonsus Parish church is one of the most beautiful places of worship I've ever seen. The exterior is featured on this blog's front page. Posted below are a few photos featuring the interior. Having such a space to celebrate the sacraments serves to lift one's soul, making it easier to reflect upon the important realities they point us to. Click on the link beside the last photo to read this article from CRUX to learn why such a building is even more important that you might have thought at first glance.




















Why a Catholic church should look like a Catholic church – CRUX

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  1. Anonymous21 May, 2016

    Catholic churches look like what people expect them to look like. That's different in different places and can change pretty quickly.

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