King Richard’s removes, restores and installs beautiful Marble Altar, Holy Water Font and Ambos for a church in Alabama.
Project #: P-2008 Location: Mobile, Alabama Project Type: Reredos, Altar, Baptismal Fonts and Ambos Removal, [...]
Complete Removal of Marble Items from Church in Tobyhanna, PA.
Project #: P-2039 Location: Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania Project Type: Removal of Marble Items Date: February 2020
A convent trusts King Richard’s with all of their liturgical items including a truckload of Italian carved statuary, stations of the cross, and this carved wood crucifix all in new condition.
Project #: P-1458 Location: Dix Hills, NY Project Type: Removal, Crucifixes, Statuary, Stations of the Cross
Impressive carved wood complete Interior Rescued by King Richards.
Project #: P-1550 Location: Indiana Project Type: Romanesque Reredos, Side Altar, Shrine, Pulpit, Altars, Pulpits [...]
Church Turns to King Richard’s for a New Gothic Altar Set Designed, Delivered and Installed by King Richard’s
Project #: P-1620 Location: Exeter, NH Project Type: Altar Table, Lectern
Complete Removal of Marble Items from Church in Tobyhanna, PA.
Project #: P-2039 Location: Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania Project Type: Removal of Marble Items Date: February 2020
Complete Removal of Marble Items from Church in Tobyhanna, PA.
Project #: P-2039 Location: Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania Project Type: Removal of Marble Items Date: February 2020
Complete Removal of Marble Items from Church in Tobyhanna, PA.
Project #: P-2039 Location: Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania Project Type: Removal of Marble Items Date: February 2020
The Citizen’s Voice – Scranton, PA
Relics from shuttered churches get new life BY JACOB SEIBEL, STAFF WRITER Published: March 8, 2015
A third-generation parishioner stood outside of what remains of the revered Holy Trinity Lithuanian Church in Wilkes-Barre and sighed.
Looking at what were mostly empty windowpanes, Mary Anne Revit recalled what she missed most about the ornate monument known as “the gem on [...]
Winfield parish rescues church’s old frames for a picture-perfect ending
Winfield parish rescues church’s old frames for a picture-perfect ending
Fourteen historic frames have been returned to St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Winfield and once again hold paintings of the Stations of the Cross.
The handmade frames, believed to date to the 19th century, were sold by the church during a restoration seven years ago [...]
Berkshire religious items find a new home
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JoAnn at the altar in Mississippi
JoAnn Hauge of Lanesboro was excited when she opened the Feb. 26, 2010 copy of The Catholic Observer.
“I was thrilled to see the altar from my home parish was featured and was now being used in a parish in Mississippi,†she said.
JoAnn, a native of Adams, [...]
King Richard’s Adds Well-Respected Liturgical Designer to Staff
King Richard’s Adds Well-Respected Liturgical Designer to Staff
Atlanta, October 18th, 2010
Los Angeles based liturgical designer and consultant Rhett Judice has joined King Richard’s liturgical Design & Contracting as the firm’s first full-time, in-house designer. He will travel to King Richard’s offices in Atlanta and Dallas, and work with the company’s national and international customers, providing [...]
King Richard’s Religious Artifacts Retrieval and Restoration: Antique Religious Items
By Shawn Tribe
Tuesday, January 9th, 2007
It’s always with bitter-sweetness that one sees sites such as these; bitter because of the fact that they’ve been removed from churches that likely rid themselves of these beautiful bits of our heritage, but sweet insofar as there is hope to reclaim them again to such use.
A reader sent in [...]
The Most Beautiful Adoration Chapel In America?
By Larry and Mary Sue Eck
Photos by Denis Kubat
The pictures, good as they are, don’t do it justice. You really DO have to be there.
People walk through the doors and gasp. Some burst into tears. Most stand awestruck. Front and center is the Monstrance and it is beautiful. Mary stands on one side and Joseph, [...]
Baltic, Connecticut Church Gets a Major Altar-ation
By Ted Mann
The Day of New London
Sprague — Frank Caron stood near the sanctuary of Saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception Church last Tuesday afternoon. The pounding of hammers was deafening, the floor was dusty and strewn with tools, but he was smiling.
“It’s beautiful,” said Caron, 77, a lifelong member of the church. “No [...]
St. Anne stained glass to be sold off
St. Anne stained glass to be sold off
By Shawn Boburg
LAWRENCE – Even before yesterday, the interior of the century-old St. Anne Church didn’t see much light, only sprinkles of color from the 12 stained glass windows that ran high along its curved apse.
One by one, those last radiant panes were removed yesterday and replaced with [...]
Far away, treasures of faith resurrected
Far away, treasures of faith resurrected
By Dennis Shaughnessey
LOWELL – A glimpse through the glass doors at the Sacred Heart Church on Moore Street reveals and empty sanctuary, several broken church pews, sawdust, rubble and little else. Former parishioners of the church, which closed its doors in 2004, have been dispersed to other churches in and [...]
St. Stephen church to be razed
St. Stephen church to be razed
Former parish site will serve spiritual, educational and social needs of neighborhood
SOUTH BEND – The Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend has announced that St. Stephen Church, 1102 W. Thomas St., South Bend, will be razed this month. However, the former parish site consisting of about two acres will continue to [...]
Trucks haul off church memories
Trucks haul off church memories
By Steve Barnes
WATERVLIET — As twilight settled on Saturday night, workers from an Atlanta religious artifacts company trundled a pair of life-size statues from the former St. Patrick’s Church.
Through the gloom beneath the 137-foot bell tower, they looked to be Mary and Joseph, each holding a baby. Surrounded by the frame [...]
Historic bells to ring in new church
Historic bells to ring in new church
By Joanne Glamm
A crane lifts more than a ton of century-old metal away from a brick enclosure, lowering the historic sound maker to the ground.
The process is repeated to bring two more bells down to a cement landing outside St. Joseph Catholic Church in northeast Le Mars.
The bells are [...]