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Sacred Architecture: The Wisdom of Duncan Stroik

By Philip Nielsen|2022-06-01T19:56:33-05:00February 24th, 2013|Categories: Architecture, Art, Books, Christianity|Tags: Duncan Stroik, Philip Nielsen|

Duncan G. Stroik, The Church Building as a Sacred Place: Beauty, Transcendence and the Eternal. Chicago: Hillenbrand Books, 2012. 182 pages, 170 photographs and drawings. Notre Dame’s Duncan Stroik has led the field of Catholic architecture for the last twenty years with unrivaled unity of purpose. He has designed and built churches as an architect [...]

EdBOX: Classrooms and the Republic

“The ideal classroom is a student driving an automobile with Russell Kirk in the passenger seat.” —Stephen Masty (I made that up, but it’s what he would say) The EarthBOX is a marvelous invention. In a small, controlled environment one can grow vegetables and flowers in great splendor with very little effort. It’s a plastic container equipped [...]