Continued from Part 1 St. Ignatius still presents a very handsome appearance to the visitor. The gold of the marvelously intact and well-maintained interior is festive but restrained. The statues, altars and stained glass are very fine and typical of the period – but, in general, do not rise above the level of the artwork of […]
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2017
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16 Mar
2017
St. Ignatius Loyola and St. Lawrence O’Toole 980 Park Avenue The austere gray neo-renaissance facade of the church of St. Ignatius Loyola blends well with the anonymous, uncompromising canyon walls formed by the apartment buildings of Park Avenue. It exudes the same reserved, off-putting attitude that once characterized the mainly Protestant economic elite of America. […]
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2017
Statue in the Asamkirche, Munich Friday, March 17, The Feast of St. Patrick On Friday, March 17, 4 pm, at St. Agnes Cathedral in Rockville Center, NY, Fr. Ryan Creamer will offer a Sung High Mass (1962 Missal) on the feria Friday in Lent, the Commemoration of St. Patrick, Bishop and Confessor (III Classis). Organized […]
12 Mar
2017
The fresco is in the Chiesa di San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore in Milan St. Mary Church, Greenwich CT, March 12-14, Forty Hours Devotion with conferences by Fr. John Perricone and Fr. Jospeh Koterski, SJ, more information St. Mary Church, Norwalk, CT, March 19-21, Fr. Gerald Murray will lead a Lenten mission at St. Mary […]
12 Mar
2017
Fr. Gerald Murray will lead a lenten mission at St. Mary Church, Norwalk, CT. Father Murray is the pastor of Holy Family Church in Manhattan and a frequent speaker on EWTN. The dates are Sunday, March 19, Monday, March 20 and Tuesday March 21 at 7:30 pm. Benediction will be included each evening and an […]
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On Friday, March 17, 4 pm, at St. Agnes Cathedral in Rockville Center, NY, Fr. Ryan Creamer will offer a Sung High Mass (1962 Missal) on the feria Friday in Lent, the Commemoration of St. Patrick, Bishop and Confessor (III Classis). Organized and sponsored by the Sursum Corda Society.
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