reorganisation and destruction of irish catholic churches

Just looked up Matar̩ and have discovered that Praxiteles is indeed familiar with a number of his works in Germany Рalbeit without realizing who their architect was.

Among them, the Catholic Social Institute (KSI) of the Archdiocese of Cologne in Bad Honnef which is a most fascinating piece of work which has a very interesting modern chapel with some notable modern enamel works of the four zoomorphic symbols of the synoptic Gospels together with others including an ass. The tabernacle surround is perhaps not the best.

The chapel is octagonal, the walls in intriicit couses of brickwork.

In the crucifix above, the idea that the crucified Saviour could be considered to be an “alien” would give rise to a whole gamut of Christological problems since one of of the fundamental prinicples of the discipline -insisted on from earliest times- is quod non assumptum non redemptum (that which was not assumed (human nature) was not redeemed).

@Oldsan wrote:

can anybody please tell me how to start a thread its my first time on archiseek as a user! thanks

Oldsan, just click on the the heading you want, . . . . . Ireland, Dublin whatever . . . . and up on the top left of the heading strip is a ”New Thread” button, click it and away you go.

. . . . . took me three months to notice it

apelles: so irreverent, but spookily accurate.

And some more:

And some more:

Salamanca Cathedral

The dome:

Salamanca Cathedral

The nave

Salamanca Cathedral

The ceiling vault:

Salamanca Cathedral

AGD looks at an another act of Vandalism this time perpetrated by 16th century Catholics on the Great Mosque in Cordoba.. The result is an uneasy and controversial juxtaposition..A cathedral???…in a mosque???…Wonder what Peter Kay’s dad would think of that!