[Antioch]

Too often, architects, even the more famous ones, do not use the Catholic liturgy as a starting point

Had our local Church used the liturgy as a starting point, parishioners would not have to endure Jesus taking a pass on crucifixion, flying off the cross and doing the Charleston on the Sea of Galilee

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[tanknetter]

Had our local Church used the liturgy as a starting point, parishioners would not have to endure Jesus taking a pass on crucifixion, flying off the cross and doing the Charleston on the Sea of Galilee

Wow, that's pretty suck-a**. But it could be worse, you could have The Buddy Christ up there:

[Col Freeper]

Had our local Church used the liturgy as a starting point, parishioners would not have to endure Jesus taking a pass on crucifixion, flying off the cross and doing the Charleston on the Sea of Galilee.

Wow, I must agree, that is certainly ..... strange.

I guess "it is finished" meant something completely different to the interior design folks.

Perhaps in some future redesign, Jesus will be able return to the cross (but he will have to lower his right arm, or raise his left, first, I guess).

Sort of a "what were they thinking" moment I suppose.

[married21]

hahahaha!

[ottbmare]

YES! THANK YOU!

[AnAmericanMother]

Gee whiz, think their theology is a little off?

Where on earth IS that? I would think the bishop would have kittens.