St. Germaine de Pibrac, the Suffering Shepherdess August 19, 2020 Features, Highlight Life was not kind to Germaine Cousin (1579-1601). Her stereotypically cruel stepmother forced Germaine to have her bed in a shed, and she was not allowed to go to school, working instead as a shepherdess.
The Gnat Line’s Gothic Treasure January 31, 2020 Features An appreciation of a pre-Civil War Episcopal church building in a poor section of Georgia.
Grieve with the Grieving April 30, 2019 Essays & Reviews Is it improper for us to express our grief for a specific circumstance without acknowledging all other problems in the world?
The Long Work of Rebuilding April 17, 2019 Clips, News Curbed: “Notre Dame seems poised to rise again. But the complexity of that task … will only become clear in the coming days and weeks.”
God and the Architect February 9, 2019 Features Christopher Alexander’s words, in a place of desperate secularization, have the ring of obvious truth, despite my profession’s canon of human control.
Restoring Trinity, Abbeville, S.C. December 17, 2018 Clips, News The Diocese of Upper South reports that it will work with Trinity Church, Abbeville, and Preservation South Carolina to restore the church.
Epiphany L.A. Wins $150K for Preservation November 1, 2018 Clips, News Church of the Epiphany won 74,272 of 1,072,316 votes, placing fourth in a competition involving 20 historic sites nationwide.
Award-winning Pavilion August 16, 2018 Clips, News The Pavilion at Grace at Grace Church in Providence has earned a 2018 Religious Art and Architecture Design Award for new facilities.
6 Parishes Contend for Heritage Awards May 16, 2018 Clips, News Anglican churches and a school are more than half of the finalists for an award recognizing “commitment, investment, or a unique solution to earthquake strengthening.”
Two-year, $98 Million Rejuvenation May 8, 2018 Clips, News Trinity Church Wall Street has begun a two-year, $98 million rejuvenation project by closing its nave and beginning repairs and renovations.
