Dictionnaire des églises de Paris: Catholique, orthodoxe, protestant

Georges Brunel presents a comprehensive exploration of the diverse ecclesiastical landscape of Paris, delving into the richness of its Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant traditions. This meticulously crafted dictionary serves not only as a reference but also as a celebration of the city’s religious heritage, capturing the essence of its spiritual spaces, rituals, and history. Each entry offers insights into the architecture, significance, and the vibrant communities that have emerged in and around these churches, making it an indispensable resource for researchers, students, and the curious alike.

In addition to thorough descriptions, the volume also includes bibliographical references, enriching the reader's understanding of the subjects at hand. With contributions from notable scholars such as Marie-Laure Deschamps-Bourgeon and Yves Gagneux, the work invites readers to engage with the pivotal role these institutions play in the cultural and spiritual fabric of Paris, while highlighting the profound stories each site holds within its walls.