"Eglise de la Maison professe des Jésuites de Paris, rue Saint-Antoine, 4ème arrondissement, Paris"
This file appears in: Église Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis: Understanding the Drama of the Church, Royalty, and Power in France

Print image of Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis created shortly after the church’s construction was completed. At the bottom is a caption written in French that identifies the building as a professed house of the Jesuit Order and credits directly Cardinal Richelieu for its founding. Richelieu was a distinguished member of both the Catholic hierarchy and the governing structure of the Ancien Régime, and was considered to be one of France’s most powerful men during his lifetime.
This file appears in: Église Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis: Understanding the Drama of the Church, Royalty, and Power in France
Église Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis: Understanding the Drama of the Church, Royalty, and Power in France
The church of Saint-Paul-Saint-Louis is marked by drama. Its bold Baroque facade stands in stark contrast to the modest appearance of the many houses and apartments lining the busy avenue of Rue…