Fr. Gonzales of Fifty Sophomoric Summers posted a beautiful before/after photos of a restoration of a Catholic Church. This is from Sacred Heart Church in Peoria, Illinois. It is really promises to see such wonderful restorations taking place. They've added onto the church, making room for new confessionals, among other things; new mosaics and stained glass are being installed, as well as a new organ.
BEFORE:
AFTER:
Truly now a dwelling more appropriate in which our Lord and Savior may dwell.
Wednesday, October 18, 2006
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