“Have you ever wished your wishes were granted?” a voice whispered. St. Peter und Paul in Vienna, Austria, stands tall. This Baroque church, completed in 1733, was commissioned by the Fraternity of the Blessed Trinity. A Roman Catholic place of worship, St. Peter und Paul was built on the site of Vienna’s first Christian church. This first church was built during the Roman Empire when Vienna was still a Roman camp called Vindobona. The original structure was later replaced by a three-naved Romanesque church, which in turn made way for the present magnificent example of Baroque architecture. Since its completion, it has been a place of solace, worship, and reflection for the people of Vienna. Today, priests of Opus Dei care for and manage the church and its pastoral activities.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to