St Gregory the Great Tour
Sat, May 27
|Chicago
Exploring Liturgical Art and Symbolism
Date, Time, & Location
May 27, 2023, 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Chicago, 5545 N Paulina St, Chicago, IL 60640, USA
About the Event
This tour of Edgewater’s Norman Gothic Church, St. Gregory the Great, will highlight and ‘decode’ the rich symbolism of the church’s liturgical art - from stained glass windows and carved saints to decorative medallions and color symbolism.
The abundance and coherence of St. Gregory the Great’s art and iconography is the unique result of a close collaboration between the founding pastor, Rev. Monsignor Michael Klasen (1874-1945) and the architect and artisans commissioned to furnish the church. As we will see, every detail of the art and design serves to illuminate scripture and church history.
Guided by: Sarah Crow (Catholic Church Guide and artist-in-residence at St Gregory's Hall)
Meet at: St Gregory the Great Church, 5545 N Paulina St., Chicago, IL
Cosponsored by: St Gregory's Hall
Because sacred spaces are not market places, all are welcome to come without cost. Our work, of course, requires funding. We do rely on the majority of participants to purchase tickets or donate something, but everyone should feel free to join us, for free. Any transportation, museum or meal fees are required, as well as advance registration.
Tickets
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$25.00Sale endedPay What You Will
Sacred spaces are NOT marketplaces; all are welcome. This ticket may be used to pay it forward, or to make reasonable cost adjustment for you or your family if paying the full amount would prohibit you from the experience. Everyone must register in advance. Thank you for considering the time, and funding, required to maintain our work.
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