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St. Stephen and the Virgin & Child
The Hungarian Bishops’ Conference has a surprisingly handsome logo (above) depicting their patronal saint, King Stephen I, bestowing his crown to the Blessed Virgin and Our Saviour. Some might think the depiction of the Madonna & Child a touch too cartoonish, but I enjoy it.
Published at 11:59 am on Thursday 4 June 2009. Categories: Church Design Hungary Saints Tags: Catholicism, Design, Hungary, Logo.
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It is absolutely charming.
One might note in passing that the present Cardinal Archbishop of Budapest is quite good on the liturgical question.