A new Shrine for the final resting place of Blessed Stanley Rother, a priest from rural Oklahoma who was martyred in Guatemala in 1981.
A new Catholic church makes a significant contribution to the civic architecture in a neo-traditional community in Charleston.
Completed in 2018, this new American Gothic Style church is rapidly settling into the prairie landscape on the edge of a bustling college town.
Located on a private family estate dating back to the 1600’s, this new chapel needed to fit within the existing scale and character of this historic estate.
A new Chapel for one of the fastest-growing religious communities in the country, the Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia.
With a Latin cross plan and Romanesque aspirations, a new church that seats 1,100 and serves as the center of this established community.
At the request of the Bishop, this new 3,000 seat basilica was based upon early Christian and Byzantine precedents. A large dome, visible for miles, would cover the centrally-located altar and sanctuary.
Built in 1865, this Gothic revival church has been restored to reassert itself as the heart of this newly invigorated neighborhood.
This new daily mass chapel was built within what was originally the old sacristy for the Cathedral of St. Joseph.
