Architecture
The building for our worship together is domus Dei (house of God) and house of the Church, that is, the baptized assembly, the Body of Christ. It is a place of encounter -- with Christ and with the Church. Thus, we build and renovate our churches with the greatest of love and care. Essential to the process are prayerful reflection, thoughtful study, wise discernment, collaboration among individuals and communities, and a long-term vision. EnVisionChurch will feature church building and renovation projects, as well as articles addressing various facets of church design, church construction, & preservation of historic churches. Suggestions? E-mail us: envisionchurch@georgetown.edu.
Where Do We Start? Building or Renovating Sacred Spaces - Part 2
This is part 2 of liturgical design consultant Marilyn Morgan's 2-part article that offers practical advice to parish building committees. Here, she discusses what is needed in terms of formation of the committee members.
A New Church for St. Clare of Assisi Parish: A Pastor's Perspective
This is the first of a series of articles about the new church for the parish community of St. Clare of Assisi in O'Fallon, Illinois U.S.A. The pastor, Rev. James Deiters, introduces us to the project. Photo by Jamae Shubirg
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- May 19, All day: 16th Festival of Homiletics May 19-23
- May 19, All day: The Word Made Flesh: Images of Devotion

