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Acknowledgments 6
Preface 7
Introduction Dennis Kucinich 8
1 St. James the Greater 9
2 St. Adalbert 29
3 St. Emeric 39
4 St. Rose 53
5 Sacred Heart of Jesus 67
6 St. Procop 77
7 St. Wendelin 91
8 St. Casimir 101
9 St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception 111
10 Our Lady of Mercy 119
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Mariah Kissel
reviewed Cleveland's Vanishing Sacred Architecture (Images of America Series) on April 02, 2013
Cleveland's Vanishing Sacred Architecture (Images of America Series)
When this book came out in 2010 sorrow reigned in the diocese of Cleveland over the closing of beautiful and historic churches. It seemed several were targeted for no apparent reason. Some of those churches had their chance to be remembered in this book. It leans heavily on pictures of St. James the Greater in Lakewood but also travels east, west and south to profile other architectural gems set to be closed.
Happily, several of the congregations won their appeals from the Vatican in Rome and some of the churches in this book remain open including St. Wendelin, St. Casmir, St. Mary's, St. Adelbert and St. James. The others only live on in this book.
It's obviously a labor of love which allows you to overlook typos and missing words. Sadly, the pictures are only in black and white. Color photography would have driven the cost of the book up but been even more glorious.
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