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‘Mother Earth’ Comes to Church: Art Installation ‘GAIA’ in German Basilica – Brown Pelican Society of Lousiana

‘Mother Earth’ Comes to Church: Art Installation ‘GAIA’ in German Basilica

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By Novus Ordo Watch, March 23, 2026

Talk about a ‘global’ church!

Opening the Church to the world was the idea behind the so-called Second Vatican Council (1962-65). How that’s going can currently be seen in the Basilica of St. James in Straubing, part of the diocese of Regensburg, Germany. There a giant, illuminated replica of our globe is hanging from the ceiling as part of a touring exhibition meant to raise awareness concerning our planet.

The installation is called ‘GAIA’, just like the Greek earth goddess, and was created by artist Luke Jerram. It opened on March 6 and will run through March 27, 2026. …

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