Upon entering you find that the church has been lovingly maintained and is in very good shape.
Being that the 100th anniversary was only 4 years ago, they probably did some major upkeep in the last decade.
This church stands out. Here is the beautiful Facade.
The apse above the sanctuary is painted a very pretty solid blue and features a large "medallion" which represents the sacrament of Holy Eucharist. Here you see it though it is obstructed by a light fixture.
Here is the stand-alone altar and high altar/reredos.
The church has remnants from Immaculate Conception church was razed amid controversy for the Hamtramck/Detroit GM Plant.
The second cupola features Polish saints:
To see more images, check out my Picasa album. Start Here and keep clicking.
Quick Links:
- St. Hyacinth Website *Note: Weekday masses are in the Rectory. If you want to see the church, come to a Sunday Mass.
- Picasa Album.
- Wikipedia article on St. Hyacinth (the saint)
1 comment:
This is so lovely. I want to go. I really really like it. It is soooo pretty!
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