July
2019 Photos
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Source: James Napora, Houses
of Worship
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Source: James Napora, Houses
of Worship
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Details, from the left, below:
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European style rose
window with vertical panels below the round
window ... Detail below:
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Hoodmold
with corbel
ends ... Multifoil
and trefoils
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Turrets
...
Cross
bottony
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Twin turrets
...
Finial
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Onondaga
limestone ... Gothic
pointed arch ... Hoodmolds
... Mother
of
God in a niche
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Finial
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St. Dominic depicted with a dog holding a toprch inits
mouth ... The Latin word for Dominican
is dominicanis, meaning Dog of God. According to legend, St.
Dominic's mother while pregnant dreamed that she would give
birth to a dog who would hold a torch in its mouth and would
"burn the world." A dog is often shown at the saint's feet
holding a torch (knowledge) in its mouth. - Saint
Dominic
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Source: James Napora, Houses
of Worship
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Clearstory
windows ... Vertical
pier buttresses ... Water
table ... Gothic
lancet
window with double trefoil
arches
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Vetical pie Vertical
pier buttresses ... Water
table ... Gothic
lancet
window with double trefoil
arches
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