In response to some questions about what St. Henry looked like pre-Vatican II, Rick Barr of the Catholic Telegraph sent me this photo.
I have the attached image of the magnificent altar of St. Henry Church pre-Vatican II. The photo in our files is undated and I don’t know who took the photo. Coincidentally, I scheduled a post about St. Henry Parish for the CT photo blog this morning.
Thanks Rick.
The modern look is okay, but I think I like the pre-Vatican II look better. Be sure to check out his blog The Catholic Telegraph Photography Project for more great pictures from the past.
3 comments:
Thanks for the post, Russ. Placing the pictures (new and old) next to each other, it's hard to believe that it's the same church.
The post-Vatican II renovation of this church is yet another example of the atrocious sham of revisionist liturgists. What a tremendous loss. What replaced the high altar smacks of the worst tawdriness of aesthetically tasteless clergy.
OMG, and I thought our "renovation" was bad. I will make to pass on this POS when we make our trip through the area. The parishioners should be embarrassed by this ecclesiastical disaster.
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