Last week I just showed you St Paul's bell, so this week I thought I'd show you the whole church.
Sunday, June 21, 2009
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7 comments:
I like the gothic windows. Very traditional and what you would expect on a stone Anglican church.
I loved the stone wall and the façade!
Adorable church!
Léia
I like this elegant church.
I'm glad you did. I think it's beautiful! Love the stonework.
I can't think of a single church here that has the bell atop the church like this. I am partial to viewing a nice looking church than going in one.
Dave It is actualy a Roman Catholic church NOT Anglican.
You can tell the difference by looking at the cross - Anglican crosses are plain - RC crosses include a figure of Christ.
Thank you for correcting me regarding the denomination of the church. I should have been more observant and figured out that the figure of Christ on the outside of the church was more characteristic of a Roman Catholic church than an Anglican church. I was focusing more on the shape of the windows and stone architecture. Of course if I had seen a crucifix inside the church, I would not have been so clumsy in my comment.
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