We again take an opportunity to pause and reflect on the blessings of the past year, with deep gratitude to all that the Lord has accomplished in the past six years of our team’s work together!
In a year with many current projects currently in development construction to share, we again take the opportunity to reflect in gratitude on the many blessings of the last year.
The University Catholic Center has a new crucifix that has been anticipated for a number of months during fundraising and its careful production in Germany by renowned woodcarving studio Albl Oberammergau.
On March 12, 2021, The Most Reverend Steven J. Raica, JCD, Bishop of the Diocese of Birmingham, joined the Very Reverend Justin L. Ward, STL and the people of St. Leo the Great Parish in Demopolis to solemnly dedicate their new altar and freshly renovated church.
When it comes to church design, how exactly should we understand ‘functional’? As Catholics, we believe that the material world is sacramental and deeply symbolic.
Building a traditional church today requires education and formation for all involved to move beyond under-informed, simplistic, and emotional preferences that often drive so many of our personal opinions on church architecture.
Church design approach can primarily be categorized into two schools of thought: imitating and elaborating on what has been done in the past, or reinventing.