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The Cardinal at Quebec gave the high altar, the parishioners gave two unusually beautiful stained glass windows, which attract universal admiration in the chancel.
Upon the walls of the church are many paintings by artists who have depicted their deliverance from shipwreck or other ill fortune.
In order to preserve as much as possible of the original church, the Chapel of the Processions, consecrated October 2, 1878, and in design fol- lowing the original plans, was built largely out of the ori...ginal materials. The same tower was used, and the old bell still calls its multitudes of pilgrims. The little chapel stands upon an eminence, and just at the entrance door gushes out a fountain, at which the weary pilgrims quench their thirst. Above this fountain is a statue of Bonne Ste. Anne de Beaupr6, the num- ber of whose pilgrims is almost incredible, and annually increases.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC 62 HISTORIC CHURCHES THE FIRST DUTCH REFORMED] CHURCH NEW YORK CITY THE first meetings of the Dutch Re- formed Church in New Amsterdam were held in the loft of a horse-mill which the settlers had made shift to fit up with seats and chairs, having provided for this sec- ond-story loft when the mill was huilt as a less costly expedient than the erection of an entire church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Cardinal at Quebec gave the high altar, the parishioners gave two unusually beautiful stained glass windows, which attract universal admiration in the chancel.
Upon the walls of the church are many paintings by artists who have depicted their deliverance from shipwreck or other ill fortune.
In order to preserve as much as possible of the original church, the Chapel of the Processions, consecrated October 2, 1878, and in design fol- lowing the original plans, was built largely out of the ori...ginal materials. The same tower was used, and the old bell still calls its multitudes of pilgrims. The little chapel stands upon an eminence, and just at the entrance door gushes out a fountain, at which the weary pilgrims quench their thirst. Above this fountain is a statue of Bonne Ste. Anne de Beaupr6, the num- ber of whose pilgrims is almost incredible, and annually increases.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC 62 HISTORIC CHURCHES THE FIRST DUTCH REFORMED] CHURCH NEW YORK CITY THE first meetings of the Dutch Re- formed Church in New Amsterdam were held in the loft of a horse-mill which the settlers had made shift to fit up with seats and chairs, having provided for this sec- ond-story loft when the mill was huilt as a less costly expedient than the erection of an entire church.
What to read after Historic Churches of America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nellie Urner Wallington to read onlineMoreLess
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