Polish Church

ID: 258 ~ Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Polish_Church_Paris_Mai_2006_009.jpg ~ Creator: "Gryffindor" ~ Date: May 2006
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Polish Church
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This image of the interior of Église-Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption several Catholic religious items and symbols (pews, the altar and the symbolism of crosses). It also adds to the story by showing use of the Polish language- JEZUS ZYJE ALLELUJA (“Jesus lives, alleluia!”), cementing the church’s image as a Polish parish.

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By Andrew D. France
An all-female religious order in the late 17th century, the Ladies of the Assumption (Dames de l’Assomption), were the first occupants of the building, which was constructed between 1670-76. It continued to be used by wealthy women as a sort of…