Sedona’s Chapel of the Holy Cross: Holy Place with Awe-Inspiring Architecture
This week, National Geographic has created a list of 38 Holy Places with Awe-Inspiring Architecture. From around the world, Sedona’s Chapel of the Holy Cross has been included in this awe-inspiring list.
“Situated between massive red boulders in Sedona, the chapel was built in 1956 by a student of Frank Lloyd Wright named Marguerite Brunswig Staude.”
Photograph by Charles Kogod, National Geographic Creative.
A Church within the Red Rocks
The Chapel of the Holy Cross is a Roman Catholic church built into the red rocks of Sedona. Certainly, you have passed the chapel if you have driven to Sedona from the Village of Oak Creek. Visitors from all over the world make the chapel a stop when visiting Sedona. Due to Diocesan Policy, they don’t perform liturgical services from the chapel. However, visitors are invited to walk through and admire the architecture, art, and holy presence of the chapel.
From L’Auberge de Sedona, the Chapel of the Holy Cross is a 15-minute drive and can be combined with several other Sedona-specific inspiring stops.
Posted: September 11, 2018
Fourth of July Sedona Itinerary
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Finding Inspiration, Creekside
Linda Goldenstein of Goldenstein Gallery curates the art installations and uniquely interactive art activities at L’Auberge de Sedona. Focused on creating memorable experiences through interaction and discovery, Goldenstein’s exhibits and programming are designed to allow guests to connect with the property, Sedona’s exciting art scene and each other in authentic ways.
Organic Spa Magazine: “The Wilderness Cure”
Organic Spa Magazine spotlights L’Auberge as a perfect spa vacation to channel peace and relaxation, noting the resort’s surrounding natural beauty and L’Apothecary Spa’s Flower Essence Massage offered.