Dreams of a chapel

[GWright]

imagine either:
a small outbuilding, made of wood and brick.

At Golgotha Monastery - Orkney Islands, Scotland - the Sons of the Most Holy Redeemer,(transalpine redemptorists), converted an old outbuilding into a chapel.

Today in 2002, ten years ago

on the Feast of the

Expectation of Our Blessed Lady,

work commenced on the transforming of

an old building on the Stronsay Pier Head into

Our Lady’s Chapel for Christmas of that year

when the first Holy Sacrifice of the Mass

would be celebrated within its walls.

Check out their pics of the conversion here:

papastronsay.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/rose-of-stronsay-in-garden-of-church.html

You can also see newer (more ornate, after extra decoration) pics of the chapel on their blog too.

They did a pretty good job imo!

 

[GEddie]

http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/2374/chapels.jpg

Maybe I am just an uncultured Philistine; but— whO is this individual, and what has he to do with chapels???

ICXC NIKA

 

[Megan7]

Kyrie1, I like the thought. Here are some ideas for you…

Sarum influenced Chapel converted from garage:

civitas-dei.eu/newchapel.htm

Small Chapel in the garden:

follyfancier.wordpress.com/2009/04/15/good-heavens-a-chapel-in-the-garden/

 

[MarkThompson]

Maybe I am just an uncultured Philistine; but— whO is this individual, and what has he to do with chapels???

ICXC NIKA

He is a noted Novus Ordo worship space designer. Haha, no, of course not. Fortunately, though, the Internet contains the answers to all your questions.