Carmel Bulletin, 22 September 2013 In July, architect Jesse Mowbray presented to the Church Renewal Committee three potential design options for the renewal and reordering of the church. Early this month, the committee met to consider these options and propose the adoption of a suitable option. This has been a lengthy process, but has been … Continue reading Church Renewal Committee Report
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The Church has never remained a static, unchanging institution. This has implications for our church buildings, which among other things, reflect the times and situations they have been built and shaped in. The architectural styles of churches built over the centuries have changed extensively. Church buildings have been decorated and appointed in many different ways, … Continue reading 28/7/13 – Reflecting Who We Are As Church, in This Time and Place
The Catholic Church has a long history. Over the course of the past two thousand years, the Church has grown, evolved and changed. What was once a small Jewish sect on the fringes has become much larger and a more integral part of society in many places, but still focused on the mission to proclaim … Continue reading 21/7/13 – Church Renewal
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