[Salvation]

On my Eastern European pilgrimage, we visited a church that was modernistically described as a 'ship.' Very traditional inside, however.

[Salvation]

Catholic Word of the Day – links will be provided later by another FReeper.

 

Denial of Faith	Charisms of Service	Infanticide
Episcopal Conference	Eparchy	Righteous Anger
Ecclesiastes	Immodest Looks	Creation
Sigilum (Seal of Confession)	Aggiornamento	Actus Dei
Gradual	Presbyterians	Cartago
Diversity of Grace	Dieis Irae	Anti-Semitism
Parental Instruction	Moral Act	Parallelism
Ittai/Ithai	Ferial	Positive Imperfection
Night of the Spirit	Balm, Balsam	Ghetto
Crucifixion	Argument ad Populum	Wisdom
Diadem	Sealing	Chinese Rites
Ship

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[Tax-chick]

Presbyterian churches, coming from a Nordic cultural heritage, are sometimes built in an “inverted Viking ship” design. Very pretty.

[Lee N. Field]

SHIP

A symbol of the Church

Rich in symbolic significance. Reminiscent of the Ark Noah built, used by God to carry a chosen remnant safe through the watery (this time) judgment ordeal brought upon the world.

[Straight Vermonter]

Denial of Faith	Charisms of Service	Infanticide
Episcopal Conference	Eparchy	Righteous Anger
Ecclesiastes	Immodest Looks	Creation
Sigilum	Aggiornamento	Actus Dei
Gradual	Presbyterians	Cartago
Diversity of Grace	Dies Irae	Anti-Semitism
Parental Instruction	Moral Act	Parallelism
Ittai or Ithai	Ferial	Positive Imperfection
Night of the Spirit	Balm, Balsam	Ghetto
Crucifixion	Argument ad Populum	Wisdom
Diadem	Sealing	Chinese Rites
Ship

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