Cathedral of Lublin, Lublin, Lublin Province, Poland, Europe
Cathedral of St. St. John the Baptist. John the Evangelist is the largest church in Lublin, acting archikatedralnego church of the Archdiocese of Lublin, is the pearl of the Baroque in the Lublin region. The Cathedral was founded in the sixteenth century, the lands belonging to Andrew Teczynski. He brought to Lublin Jesuits. Church founded by Bernard Maciejowski. Construction began in 1586 by Giovanni Maria Bernardoni projects and Joseph Bricca. It was finished in 1625. Has already been built in the Baroque style, yet in some places one can find details of the Renaissance. The Jesuits decided to build a complex of buildings for school and college that they choose to lead. The buildings were located along the street and around the Jesuit's Cathedral Square. Contact with the building of the cathedral, which was formed inside the courtyard. The whole was incorporated in the walls, so that the windows of the cathedral had to be above the line of walls for security reasons. At that time it was the church nave with side altars. In 1752 the church was rebuilt in Baroque style after a fire. In 1757, the interior of the temple was covered with illusionistic frescoes by the court painter Augustus III, Joseph Meier. After the abolishment of the law in 1773 following the creation of the National Education Commission of Lublin gave way to the Jesuits. Church and Monastery of Trinitarian Fathers took over. However, they did not have any money to maintain the house, which the church and the former Jesuit college buildings fell into disrepair. In 1797, the temple served as a warehouse for grain. In 1805 established the Diocese of Lublin. Her seat was fixed in the former church of the Jesuits. In 1815 began the demolition of buildings of the Jesuit college. Debris was used to build the highways Zamosc (today's ul. Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski). Estate located at ul. Jesuit and bordering the wicket monastery, dedicated to the provincial school. At one time it went to Jozef Ignacy Kraszewski, but was not promoted to the next grade. Wicket monastery, which has already been raised in 1627 and placed on the bell was rebuilt in neo-Gothic style and was called Trinitarian Tower. In 1821, Antonio Corazzi designed a new facade, maintained in a classical style. Before entering the temple placed sześciokolumnowy portico with a balcony. Another reconstruction took place in 1878. Then the interior of the church was renovated and renamed sześciokolumnowy four-portico. Balcony replaced by a pediment.
As a result of the Second World War, the former college buildings eventually ceased to perform the functions of education and for many years stood empty. It now houses the National Archives. Cathedral itself was lost one of the towers. On the initiative of Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski University in Lublin, the cathedral was rebuilt. Returned to the project Corazziego of six-column portico and balcony. At the front of the church were placed in the bishop's call sgraffito Warsaw - Soli Deo (the only God). In recent years, began renovation of the interior of the cathedral. Currently, work is nearing completion. The interior nave is covered with frescoes mainly made by John Meier. In the chancel is a seventeenth century altar made of black pears Lebanon, now in its original ebony color, it contains gold statues of saints. The choir also hang two Baroque paintings, The Last Supper and the Feast of Herod. In addition to the side chapels of the frescoes can see statues of saints, including Ignatius of Loyola and paintings. The side altar to the left of the nave hangs a painting of Our Lady of Tears. July 3, 1949 picture wept tears of blood that has been collected and placed in one of the gems in the crown of Mary. In the chapel of the Blessed Sacrament is a wonderful cross Trybunalski, located primarily in the church. Michael the Archangel. Of note is the Sacristy Acoustic. In the vault, and the adjacent exposed are very valuable collection of liturgical objects. In both spaces are illusionistic frescoes Meier, of the triumph of faith over heresy, and the rider of Revelation sacristy has an interesting property. Standing inverted face to the wall and say, people in another corner of the room all hear even a whisper. Apparently, the Bishop of Lublin would be able to eavesdrop on conversations guest that received the Sacristy. In the great Cathedral there are many items transferred to it in the nineteenth century with the church. Michael. In addition to the cross Trybunalski, there are font from the fourteenth century epitaphs, including Sebastian Klonowic, monstrance, etc. Since recently, are open to the public vault. They lie there dead bishop of Lublin. You can watch the clothes of the dead, grave portraits, objects that were buried with the dead. The entrance to the crypt is located in the interior of the cathedral.
Petra Ministries In Poland
Petra Ministries, based in West London, Great Britain came to Lublin, Poland, Oasis Pentecostal Church for a time of teaching, training, ministering and celebration. The ministry team lead by Pastor John Starr and Pastor Marcus Williams held a weekend Youth Conference for the youth of Poland. Pastor John Starr was the guest speaker at Oasis 25th Anniversary celebration and also held an Adult Workshop over two evenings. The other members of the team are Mark Moncrief, Kyle Prime, Bart Herbus, Vivienne Moncrief, and Mira Sawaqedy.
Music: Healing Rain performed by Michael W. Smith
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MozartAgnus.mov
Cindi sings, Carlo plays a Mozart Agnus Dei as the first piece during Distribution on the First Sunday in Advent at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Hamel IL, 2011.
You raise me up
An arrangement of You Raise Me Up played by Paul Broadhurst on the historic Father Willis organ of Christ Church, Oxton, Birkenhead, near Liverpool, UK. Cameo appearances by Johann Pachelbel and my dog, Dougal! Recorded especially for Lillie-Mai in a very cold church on 3 Feb 2018.
Lublin Old Town, Lublin, Lublin Province, Poland, Europe
Old Town historically the oldest part of Lublin. From 23 February 2006 the administrative district of Lublin, which also included allotments Pidzamche on the east side al. The Union of Lublin. May 16, 2007, the band architecture and urban planning was included in the list of historical monuments. Cracow Gate entrance gate to the Old City, the residue ramparts of the fourteenth century and one of the most recognizable symbols of the castle. It was staged in the Gothic style, and was given the eighteenth century baroque figure. Every day at noon it was enacted bugle Lublin out of the music signal is played with the New Town Hall, which is located vis-à-vis the Cracow Gate. Grodzka Gate - the city gate, the remainder of the first masonry elements of the castle walls, built in 1342, the authorization of Casimir the Great. Current monument has the shape given to it in 1785 by the court architect of King Stanislaw August Poniatowski, Dominik Merlini, and its appearance is the result of renovation of the eighteenth century. Grodzka Gate was also known as the Jewish Gate, because it was going on between the Old Town and the Jewish Quarter. Gothic tower reconstructed in the 80s Twentieth century and being, with a part of the city walls, fortifications testimony Gothic Old Town. Tower was built in 1341 with walls of stone and brick revetment. Fish Gate the fifteenth-century door completely reconstructed after World War II. She was once owned by landlords and Market 5 Grodzka 2, which is adjacent. It leads to Square Fish, where he formerly held a brisk trade. Trinitarian Tower neo-Gothic bell tower is the highest point of altitude historic Lublin. The observation deck at a height of 40 meters offers a vast panorama of the city. Name of the tower comes from the law oo. Trinitarians who have stayed at pojezuickich monastic buildings, located near the tower. Currently in its interior houses the Museum of the Archdiocese. Included in the buildings of the Jesuit college. Short Square a central place in Lublin, connecting old town with streets: Royal, Krakow Suburb and Lubartowska. On its edge is Cracow Gate and New Town Hall. Square was founded in 1611 after backfilling rozplantowaniu moats and ramparts. The funds raised in this way, the square formed a convenient place fair, which traded in grain, using the then measure - a bushel; square called the Korce. The current name refers to the 600th anniversary of the granting Lublin city rights by King Ladislaus the Short in 1317. The Parish Church Square - square in the center of the Old Town. In the years 1936-1938 there unearthed the foundations of the parish church of St. Nicholas. Michael the Archangel. In 2002, the foundations were restored. The present parish church square is a popular venue for concerts and meetings of Lublin. Castle, the Chapel of the Castle - originally built in the twelfth century, in the thirteenth century, was added to the Romanesque donjon (tower residential and defensive), rebuilt several times during the German occupation prison was located there, and later on the same goals Castle settled in the NKVD, it was only in the mid- 50th In the twentieth century, created a museum. The castle chapel church. St. Trinity built a foundation of Casimir the Great is one of the most important monuments in Poland, covered Russo-Byzantine frescoes from 1418, created at the request of Wladyslaw Jagiello. Crown Court - was built in the late fourteenth century, was originally used as a town hall, from 1578 housed the Crown Court, the highest court for the nobility of Lesser Poland and Rus, in the eighteenth century, rebuilt in neoclassical style by Dominik Merlini, now there is a registry office. Townhouses Old Town dozens of baroque and classical buildings such as the market was rebuilt many times. There remained no traces of the Gothic predecessors of these objects. In later years, Renaissance decor disappeared, but a few remained intact objects. Enjoy as this can be one of the most beautiful baroque markets in Poland. Since the restoration work is underway that aim to beautify the central point of the Old Town. Among the dozens of beautiful houses can be distinguished:
The building Klonowica (No. 2) - Its facade is decorated with sgraffito medallions with images of famous people associated with Lublin: Sebastian Klonowic, Biernat of Lublin, Jan Kochanowski, who died in Lublin and Vincent Fields. Tenement House of the Lubomelski (No. 8) - preserved Renaissance portal and marked with the date 1540 precious wall paintings of a secular. Its facade has a very specific shade of red. At the height of the building is built in the Renaissance style facade attic.
St. Stanislaus - Tower Installation
With the recent news of the upcoming demolition of a beautiful Milwaukee landmark, St. Francis Chapel, what really strikes us about St. Stanislaus is that, as stunning as the restoration has been over the last several years, it is only made possible because of the burgeoning community – and of course, the community at St. Stanislaus is so strong because of the strength provided by the Lord through an incredible Liturgy.
Our point is that in a time when, on the whole, the number of practicing Catholics is in steep decline, beautiful buildings alone are not what make a strong Catholic community.
If you’ve never been to St. Stanislaus for the traditional Latin Mass, take the time to visit on a Sunday morning, and I promise you won’t be disappointed. Enjoy our latest video detailing the installation of the gorgeous finished copper towers and gilded crosses.
Here is an excerpt from the song you hear throughout the video, translated from Polish:
In your arms, take me; by the cross, give me strength. Into the book of life, write me; into your glory, accept me willingly.
Music Credit: De Profundis, Niepojęta Trójco, Dominikański Ośrodek Liturgiczny & Dawid Kusz OP
Cesar Franck (1822-1890) - Cantabile H-dur (1878)
Koncert live 25 listopada 2012 r., godz. 19:00
Kościół p.w. Matki Bożej Różańcowej w Lublinie
Stanisław Diwiszek - organy
Concert live 25th Nobember 2012, 19h00
Church of Our Lady of Rosary, Lublin, Poland
Stanisław Diwiszek - organ
Church of St. Anthony, Poznań, Greater Poland, Poland, Europe
Church of Sts. St. Anthony of Padua and Conventual Franciscan monastery in Poznan, Gdansk Province is located at the foot of the Mount of Przemysl (Castle Hill). Franciscan to Poznan brought in the first half of the seventeenth century. Bishop Andrew Szołdrski, but they aroused reluctance of other religions (mainly Bernardine), who had been his church in the city. This meant that they had received a place at today's ul. Causeway, where in 1646 it built a wooden church (in its place today stands church. All Saints in Poznań). Ten years later, the temple was burned and the monks received the now defunct church. Rocha in the settlement Town, at which built the monastery, although it still sought a place at the temple within the city walls. They succeeded in 1668 when the obtained square under construction at the foot of Castle Hill. In 1674 the Franciscans entered into a contract for the design and execution of a master mason John's Horse. The construction dragged on and completed it only in 1728. In 1832 the law deleted, and the Prussian authorities transformed the church into a warehouse. Then demolished wings of the monastery from the street. Orphan and New (today Paderewski) and the church handed over German Catholics. The monks regained their buildings in 1921. During the Second World War, the church served Catholics - the Germans. During the fighting in 1945 it collapsed vault of the nave, destroying part of the equipment. The temple was rebuilt as the first church in Poznan, the interior was restored in the years 1963-1965 under the direction you looked T. and H. Cat. Renovated then painted over the previous period, original murals. Church of Sts. Anthony of Padua is a three-aisled basilica with a transept. The nave is covered with a barrel vault with lunettes, while the aisles cover cross vaults. Inside, highlights the rich stucco decoration and murals created in the years 1702-1735 by the Czech Franciscan Adam Swacha. His brother, Anthony Swach, made the main altar, the altar in the chapel of Our Lady of the Miraculous Lady of Poznań and rich oak choir stalls. Architectural, richly gilded main altar in the central part of the lower tier contains the image of St. vision. Anthony, the sides of which there are sculptures depicting St. And St. Augustine. Francis of Assisi. In the Chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary is the image of Our Lady of Miracles famous for, being a copy of the image of the church on Zdzieżu near Borek Wielkopolski, made in 1666 by Martin Malarczyk that measures and bought by his brother Thomas Dybowskiego, called God's Soul. Two years later, in 1668, he became famous as a miraculous image. A small image is covered with silver plaques in the frame. The altar is crowned by the Archangel Michael in the company of angels. The decor of the chapel is completed with rich stucco ornamentation, including artistic representation of Jesus and the apostles, and also frescoes made by the brothers Swach. On the opposite side is the chapel of St. Francis, in which the most valuable are paintings of St. Francis and St. And the statue of St. Stephen. And St. Augustine. John the Evangelist. Again, this chapel has a rich polychrome.
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Pie Jesu [06/18/13]
Music by Alvez Barkoskie IV © 2012.
Performed by the St. Louis King of France Catholic Church Parish Choir
Rebecca Muniz, soprano
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Rev. Stanisław Flis & Rev. Louis Madey - Honorary Canons 2019
Installation of
Rev. Stanisław Flis & Rev. Louis Madey
Honorary Canons of the Archdiocese of Lublin, Poland
by His Excellency
Most Reverend Artur Miziński
Secretery General of the Conference of
Catholic Bishops in Poland.
Sunday, September 29, 2019
Orchard Lake, Michigan - USA
Christmas Kielbasa
The Fallat / Zabriskie clan enjoying Polish Kielbasa and white horseradish straight from Yonkers, NY on Christmas day.
Christ the Saviour Church Plant, Krakow, Poland
Find out more about our church-plant at kosciolzbawiciela.pl
Amazing Worship From Charisma!
Listen to this amazing worship from one of ours Sunday's service! And with amazing saxophone!
My grandson's baptism Trzebnica Poland December 2012
A lot of babies were baptised that day in Trzebnica's Basilic. It was wonderful to see all these babies: boys and girls, their happy parents and God parents as well.
St Stanislaus Church Poznan
recorded on August 4, 2012
Moving Image Archive Serge de Muller