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The pictures are a bit blurry, but these were the best out of many.
To the left of the statue of Jesus with lilies is the baptismal font, an antique from the late 1800's, with beautiful carving and a statue of St John the Baptist baptizing Our Lord within.
My great- grandparents, Charles Fischer and Philomena Kihm, were married here as it was the "German" Church.
The church has a gazillion statues and they get changed around constantly.
The Right Side Altar.
The Left Side Altar.
We get to receive while kneeling.
The Pulpit.
The Usher.
4 comments:
Super pretty pictures! What a beautiful place! It looks very similar to our historic church (but ours is much smaller scaled) which was also a "German church"!
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Hope you are feeling well, or at least feeling better.
I'm going to try to blog especially about Our Lady during Nay, her month. Praying an Ave for you.
Wow ! I just found your blog . The pictures are beautiful :-) what an awesome church and your garden ! I'm a homeschooling mum too and I found you doing a search for ST.Fiacre :-) , so glad I found your blog . Thanks
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