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Editorial: Conversi ad Dominum

by Duncan G. Stroik

Just as in real estate, one of the most important principles for church design is location.

Restoring America’s First Cathedral

by John G. Waite

The Catholic Church had been a persecuted minority only twenty years before.

Sant’Andrea in Mantua: Etruscan Temple or Cruciform Church?

by Eugene Johnson

Leon Battista Alberti’s last, greatest, most influential church design was for Sant’Andrea in the northern Italian city of Mantua.

To See Where God Dwells: The Liturgical Meaning of the Tabernacle

by Gary A. Anderson

The writer of Exodus lavishes more detail on the construction of the Tabernacle than he does on almost any other description.

No Other Structure: The Baltimore Cathedral’s Central Role in American History

by The Most Rev. William E. Lori

My dear friends: in 1803, Bishop John Carroll surveyed his diocese—the Diocese of Baltimore.

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The Church Building as a Sacred Place

by Duncan G. Stroik

The Church Building as a Sacred Place: Beauty, Transcendence, and the Eternal

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