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In today’s bulletin, Father Hilton writes:
The Open House Tours of our Church will be after all of the Masses next weekend, Nov. 7-8, Come and see all that your generosity has achieved!

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On-line Project Folder

At the “Thank-you” dinner, Father Hilton distributed project folders to those attending. The images of the proposed design are included below.  Click for a PDF version of each document.

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New Design: Looking at the Balcony

Adam Hermanson and his team at Integration Design sent this perspective view of the balcony over for us. This is a new view that you can only see here (for now). This view is from the middle of the church looking southwest.

Click for a larger image.
Several things to notice here:

The rose window at the back [...]

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One of the projects that Adam brought to the Townhall meeting was a scale model of the proposed design. This gave a chance to see what things look in three dimensions. Here are a few views Adam provided of his model:
Looking toward the sanctuary (a tall view from the pews):

Looking at the sanctuary with the [...]

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At our Townhall meeting this week, Father Hilton and architect Adam Hermanson shared images of the proposed design for the church. We’re happy to share some of those images here.
I. Plan View (looking down from overhead):

A few points to notice:

The distance between each glulam arch is 15 feet. The glulams are visible as part of [...]

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From Built of Living Stones (BLS), some details about the nave:
The Congregation’s Area:
§ 51 § The space within the church building for the faithful other than the priest celebrant and the ministers is sometimes called the nave. This space is critical in the overall plan because it accommodates a variety of ritual actions: processions during [...]

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Photo of the Day: The Nave at Easter 2008, as seen from the cry room. Click for full image.
Image courtesy of Allan Eckert.

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Parishioner Nancy Thompson shares a few images of the original configuration of Holy Trinity:
I hope you enjoy these older pictures of Holy Trinity Church. These are from when my older sister Barbara Benttinen married Robert Dreher on April 23, 1966. Father Joseph A. Meznar married them. I’m sure some parishioners still remember him.
Some things I’d [...]

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