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I couldn’t find any article that would reveal their understanding of the mordern(ist) church. All the emphasis is on the beauty of the archtecture and surrounds.Here a photo of the “high altar”.https://www.liturgicalartsjournal.com/2020/04/21st-century-english-medieval-revival.html
Must say I was shocked to see the very small altar. So out of proportion compared to the monolithic structure of the building itself. Looks more like a table.Really sad.
Well, you’ll see this type of “austere” architecture even among some Traditional Catholic monastic Orders.
The information about the architecture and grounds are articles written by persons who work for local newspapers. The monks have "walled" themselves in and care less what the "world" think perhaps rightly so.
You must have missed the link, anon. I doubt that the Liturgical Arts Journal is the local rag! If you know the monks, why not share your knowledge and answer the OP’s questions?
Does anyone have information on Syon Abbey in Copper Hill, VA? Are they canonical. Sacraments valid? How many residents? Anyone attend The Mass at the Abbey? Any info is necessary for me.
The last post dates back to 2012, but see this old thread for the basics: https://cathinfo.com/general-discussion/syon-abbey-in-virgina/Note that the abbey's website is no longer functional/accessible.
Where did this odd Benedictine community get funds to have Cram's surviving architectural firm design and build this monastery? That architectural firm is the elite of the elite for ecclesiastical architecture. Some of the greatest church buildings in the USA were done by them.