Showing posts with label Restoration effort. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Restoration effort. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Holy Trinity Cathedral, Kingston, Jamaica featured in the Jamaica Observer
The project to restore the magnificent Holy Trinity Cathedral, Kingston, Jamaica, to its glory as the foremost architectural and artistic jewel of the island, was featured in Jamaica's Sunday Observer newspaper 17 October 2010.
Monday, October 18, 2010
Holy Trinity Cathedral, Kingston, Jamaica says farewell to Ambassador Silva
The Holy Trinity Cathedral bid farewell to Jesus Silva, former ambassador of Spain to Jamaica, shortly before he departed for his new posting in Panama.
His Excellency, Ambassador Jesus Silva with Monsignor Kenneth Richards, Rector of the Holy Trinity Cathedral
It was Ambassador Silva who made the initial contact with the Spanish restoration expert, Professor Barriga, and his team. Ambassador Silva also secured financial support for the restoration project through his own government.
Ambassador Silva was very active not only in the diplomatic community in Jamaica, but in the country's cultural and artistic "scene", and his contribution to the marvelous restoration of the Cathedral is seen by many as his most significant legacy.
From left: Lynn May Lowe, Chair of the Fundraising Committee, Monsignor Kenneth Richards, Rector of the Holy Trinity Cathedral, Archbishop of Kingston, Most Rev. Donald Reece, His Excellency Ambassador Jesus Silva, Thalia Lyn, Chair of the NCB Foundation.
The Holy Trinity Cathedral, and Jamaica, will forever hold Jesus Silva in our hearts.
His Excellency, Ambassador Jesus Silva with Monsignor Kenneth Richards, Rector of the Holy Trinity CathedralIt was Ambassador Silva who made the initial contact with the Spanish restoration expert, Professor Barriga, and his team. Ambassador Silva also secured financial support for the restoration project through his own government.
Ambassador Silva was very active not only in the diplomatic community in Jamaica, but in the country's cultural and artistic "scene", and his contribution to the marvelous restoration of the Cathedral is seen by many as his most significant legacy.
From left: Lynn May Lowe, Chair of the Fundraising Committee, Monsignor Kenneth Richards, Rector of the Holy Trinity Cathedral, Archbishop of Kingston, Most Rev. Donald Reece, His Excellency Ambassador Jesus Silva, Thalia Lyn, Chair of the NCB Foundation.The Holy Trinity Cathedral, and Jamaica, will forever hold Jesus Silva in our hearts.
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