It really is a beautiful church William.. as for your question in the last post I don't think it will ever be known how many plaques and markers, I should imagine there are so many that aren't on the normal tourist destinations.. I do however feel like I've seen every one in Paris, my traveling companion was a history fanatic AND eagle eye :)
It is very pretty! We have a church here with the same name, but it is newer than this one I think. It has some marvelous stained glass than was designed by a friend of mine.
It really is a beautiful church William.. as for your question in the last post I don't think it will ever be known how many plaques and markers, I should imagine there are so many that aren't on the normal tourist destinations.. I do however feel like I've seen every one in Paris, my traveling companion was a history fanatic AND eagle eye :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful glass; really stunning. The church looks relatively unadorned for a Catholic one.
ReplyDeleteThat second photo, especially, is stunning!
ReplyDeletebeautiful :)
ReplyDeleteA beautiful place. I love to see stained glass windows.
ReplyDeleteNice streamer
ReplyDeleteElegant!
ReplyDeletebeautiful! I love stained glass!
ReplyDeleteVery discreete. Exactly the opposite to old churches around here.
ReplyDeleteStained glass is always beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThose stained glass windows are wonderful again.
ReplyDelete@Grace: to begin to count them would an impossible task.
ReplyDelete@Mike: that's quite true. It's a contrast to our Notre Dame.
@Linda: thank you!
@Jen: thanks!
@Halcyon: so do I.
@Revrunner: I recall it was Pentecost weekend, so that's probably the reason.
@EG: quote so!
@Hilary: I do too.
@Jose: it's unexpectedly austere for a Catholic church.
@Norma: I agree!
@Jan: I never get tired of them.
I wonder how much the windows would cost to replace.
ReplyDeleteJane x
The church has a simple elegance.
ReplyDeleteGreat wall of glass here.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, William, I love stained glass windows.
ReplyDeleteThe stained glass window is superb...
ReplyDeletesimple but striking!
ReplyDelete@Jane and Chris: a lot!
ReplyDelete@Sharon: it does, yes.
@Birdman: I think so.
@Karl: they're a favourite thing of mine to photograph.
@VP: thanks!
@Tex: I thought so!
Beautiful. I also like the interior shown on the first photo.
ReplyDeleteLovely interior!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos of the inside of this church. Those stained glass windows are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThe stained glass is wonderful and I love that red... dunno what you call it! Altar frame? :-)
ReplyDeleteSuch an interesting red draping!
ReplyDelete@Marleen: thanks!
ReplyDelete@Cheryl: I'll have to get in there again sometime.
@Denise: I thought so!
@Ciel: it would seem to be, though I'm sure it was Pentecost related.
@RedPat: it suits the church well.
It is very pretty! We have a church here with the same name, but it is newer than this one I think. It has some marvelous stained glass than was designed by a friend of mine.
ReplyDeleteI imagine it's a common name for Catholic churches.
DeleteI love looking at stained glass. Oh, wait, I've said that before.
ReplyDeleteYou have.
Deleteohhh that stained glass!!
ReplyDeleteIt stands out beautifully.
DeleteBeautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Deletehave a great weekend, what a beauty! ( :
ReplyDeleteThank you.
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