Catholic Church Architecture and the Spirit of the Liturgy |
Contents
Part I | 6 |
Beauty and Liturgical | 19 |
Part II | 30 |
The New Testament | 59 |
The Church | 71 |
The Classical Tradition | 82 |
Clarity through Revelation | 107 |
Part IV | 134 |
Common terms and phrases
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