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Category Archives: Churches This is a view of St. Mary’s Church in Yonkers, NY, aka the Church of the Immaculate Conception, which has been featured numerous times here before. This is taken from the raised pulpit, which I believe might be more properly called an ambo in the a Catholic church. I like the raised, but lower than balcony…  This building is the third church built at this site, and dates to 1841. The congregation is the oldest Methodist congregation in the United States and dates to 1766. Over the last few years of photographing the city, I’ve come to reassess my understanding of how much of “old New York” remains. I cannot really…  It’s hardly news at this point that the world has a new Pope, the first Pope Francis. It did seem fitting today to post some church photos. When I had the opportunity to shoot St. Mary’s Church in Yonkers, Msgr. Corrigan was kind enough to place some unconsecrated communion wafers, water and wine on the Altar…  Sorry to have missed posting for a couple of days. I was sick and my Mom is in the hospital (doing well, thanks), and the combination turned my life and plans for the week upside-down. This image was fully ready to go. Without further discussion, I present the statue of Jesus from the Side Chapel…  These are the side altars at St. Mary’s Church in Yonkers, NY, which I have featured numerous times before. The top photo, left altar, has a statue of St. Mary, the bottom photo right altar is St. Joseph. I realize the top image is askew and has an unfortunate flare. Correcting the skew would lose… 
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