The Mission Restaurant is a Pan-American style restaurant decked out in Mexican folk art. Our Lady Of Guadalupe is represented on the wall, Dios de Los Meurtes “sugar skulls” and tin Sacred Hearts are scattered around the entire restaurant making it a super colorful place to have enjoyed my migas for breakfast while in town […]
Early in the days of this blog we visited St. Stanislaus Kostka Church in Rochester, NY–a beautiful work of art in what was once the Polish neighborhood of the city. The church itself is fantastic, and its history rich, and within the last few years became home to a pretty special piece that holds a […]
Part of why we started visiting the places that ultimately would end up on this blog, was to experience first hand the sacred places that spiritual beliefs go to grow and be honored. The initial goal was to just visit the physical places themselves and learn all we could; but along the way we’ve encountered […]
Ever walk down a street or notice and building and think, “I wonder they built that like that??” Typically I have told you the story of places I’ve visited, but this one seemed too fun to not share despite not having actually been in the building. While visiting the Pullman Memorial Universalist Church in Albion, […]
Most every place we’ve seen so far for the purposes of this blog have been a space or site dedicated to a single faith. There are certainly places that house more than one, like Christ Church on East Avenue that is Episcopal, but rents some space to The Father’s House so that the westside suburban church […]