Architecture and the Liturgy The Secrets of Sacred Art

SSA012: How do the art and architecture of churches contribute to Catholic liturgy? Kathryn Laffrey and Alix Murray discuss the elements of the Catholic church, incuding verticality, permanence, and iconography, highlighting how these features connect the faithful to the divine, as well as the history of church architecture across cultures.

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* Church Gardens at Greenland Landscape Masonry

* Code of Canon Law: Book IV – The Sanctifying Office of the Church (Cann. 1205-1243)

* Code of Canon Law: The Sacraments (Cann. 879-958)

* Catholic Culture Library

* Charles Borromeo and Catholic Tradition

* Why We’re Facing East

* The Neglected Predella: Its Importance

* Churches: Their Plan and Furnishing

* Book Review: Churches Their Plan and Furnishing

* USCCB Catechism Flipbook

* Detailed image of elements of a Catholic sanctuary





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