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No, it isn't the Captain's seat on the Starship Enterprise. It's the cathedra in Detroit's Blessed Sacrament Cathedral. For more, see here.
posted by Schütz @ 4:33 am
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No, it isn't the Captain's seat on the Starship Enterprise. It's the cathedra in Detroit's Blessed Sacrament Cathedral. For more, see here.
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Oh, for the love of God...
Reason #339 why tradition is indispensable. I'll bet the designer truly believed he was being creative and breaking new ground...
Bearing in mind that hideous church design has been around for ages. There are lots of pre-Vatican II chuches which are equally hideous.
Are these the fruits of the liturgical renewal?
If so, we can't get the SSPX back quickly enough and encourage continuity with Tradition.
Kevin09
The deep sadness is that this monstrosity was installed in what was once a pristine Gothic cathedral.
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