Trending to traditional (new churches are going old school in design)

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The article linked below reports that in the last 10 years there there has been a big change in church design, and builders are seeking to reclaim beauty and spiritual values, visible in medieval cathedrals. The Second Vatican Council had been misrepresented with the cheaply built, ugly, dysfunctional and iconoclastic churches of the late 1960s and in the 1070s, this article explains.
See www.ncregister.com/daily-news/trending-to-traditional/
 
mdgspencer said:
The article linked below reports that in the last 10 years there there has been a big change in church design, and builders are seeking to reclaim beauty and spiritual values, visible in medieval cathedrals. The Second Vatican Council had been misrepresented with the cheaply built, ugly, dysfunctional and iconoclastic churches of the late 1960s and in the 1070s, this article explains.
See www.ncregister.com/daily-news/trending-to-traditional/
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The link is broken.
 
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I am sorry you have trouble with this link. The link works on my computer, so hopefully this is only a temporary difficulty there.
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I’ve tried on two computers and I’ve tried opening it in several ways but all to no avail. I don’t know what’s wrong with it.
 
Works for me 🙂

It helps to remind us of the Tradition of the church… although really I am more concerned about the interior design and floor plan that almost dictates how the liturgy fits in.
 
Spring has sprung!

Another slap in the face of the “culture” of ugliness!
 
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