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St. Mel's Cathedral, Longford, County Longford, Ireland English: The Evangelarium, encased in a crystal box with a silver screen by Vicki and Denise Donovan and set on a white Carrara marble base sculpted by Tom Glendon. The overall design is due to Colm Redmond. The open book displays the Parable of the Guests in Luke 14:1,7–14 for the twenty-second Sunday in ordinary time, year C. (See St. Mel's Cathedral Longford – Visitor's Guide.) |
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| Author | Andreas F. Borchert |
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