Nicolaus from Västerås, the Swede who directed work on the nave from the 1360s, appears to have slightly modified the original plans, adding confessional side-chapels and including a few features of German origin.
For the CD single of Red Light Special, Lopes produced a brilliant and darkly confessional B-side called My Secret Enemy.
There are benches in the main aisle and confessionals in the side aisles.
Long before a sold-out Madison Square Garden concert seemed possible, Dashboard Confessional was merely a side project; Mr. Carrabba's main job was leading Further Seems Forever, a Christian punk band from Florida.
If church fund-raising and contributions dry up, Benedict's P.R. handlers may yet have to stage a photo-op where he steps out of the priest's side of the confessional and enters the side where the rest of his fallible flock goes.
His most profound and shaping instruction, he says, occurred on the priest's side of the confessional screen, where he was long entrusted with litanies of suffering, failure, despair, and sin.
Stewart told the commission Searson would force her to sit on his lap during confession, rather than on the other side of the confessional barrier, and would ask her to kiss him and tell him that she loved him.
On the other side of the confessional are the spray-painted words, "Cooper Union, The Musical" -- a reference to student protesters' dramatic performance of a transcript of a board of trustees meeting.
The flip side of that confessional coin is that Bloom County would not have been what it was whatever it was—if I'd been that thing I just described.
At the Dominican church in Krakow, a big brick basilica with three naves and many side chapels, six confessionals were in constant use from 6am to midnight in the days before Easter.
