We are approaching a year of our Chapel in its current form. To celebrate, the most beautiful candlesticks replaced our pewter and rust candlesticks that have chipped and flaked since day one. I would be intrigued to compare these inexpensive "San Pietro" style candlesticks from Sudbury with some of the older ones I see in various churches. As far as I can tell, the brass is true, and are every bit as lovely as ones that cost 10s or 100s more. They are solid proof that if you keep an eye out, you can find worthy things for your home chapel/prayer corner without breaking the bank. So often the bulk made things for home use are more plasticky and not much better than tchotchkes.
10 October 2019
New Candlesticks
We are approaching a year of our Chapel in its current form. To celebrate, the most beautiful candlesticks replaced our pewter and rust candlesticks that have chipped and flaked since day one. I would be intrigued to compare these inexpensive "San Pietro" style candlesticks from Sudbury with some of the older ones I see in various churches. As far as I can tell, the brass is true, and are every bit as lovely as ones that cost 10s or 100s more. They are solid proof that if you keep an eye out, you can find worthy things for your home chapel/prayer corner without breaking the bank. So often the bulk made things for home use are more plasticky and not much better than tchotchkes.
Labels:
Chapel,
Little Oratory
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