Evaluation of the Sacred Art of St. William's Catholic Church, Round Rock, Texas
Evaluation of the Sacred Art of St. William's Catholic Church, Round Rock, Texas There is a massive amount of art at St. William's Catholic Church in Round Rock, Texas. I was not able to speak with any of the staff there about the history behind the art but all of it is new along with the building. All of the buildings on the campus were finished in time for Advent 2006. I had visited the old sanctuary before they built their new location which was finished on November 18, 2006, located on 30 acres of land within three blocks of the original sanctuary. The new home of St. William's has the look and feel of a Spanish Mission that was crossed with a small basilica. It has limestone 'stones' as the facade. The roof (minus the basilica dome) is made of clay roofing tiles. The shape and style of the building overall make one first think 'Spanish Mission' with the two rectangular espadañas with ironwork crosses on the apex of each. T