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Best cultural gem on the far north side
Madonna Della Strada Chapel, Loyola North Campus During the Great Depression, the late Cardinal Mundelein became famous for building many of Chicago’s most beautiful religious edifices. Madonna Della Strada is a shot of Visine for architecture admirers who have grown weary of our area’s abundant neoclassical churches. The nave’s interior is done up in a dignified, simplified style of overlapping stone accordion arches making the sanctuary one large modern vestibule, and blessing it with brilliant acoustics. 6429 N. Kenmore
(773)274-3000
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Best of Chicago 2004 was written by Dave Chamberlain, Jessica Herman, Brian Hieggelke, Mehan Jayasuriya, Tom Lynch, Jamie Murnane, Ray Pride and Michael Workman
With additional items written by Patrick Brooks, Emerson Dameron, Al de Leon, Nina Metz, Tony Peregrin, Fred Sasaki, Allen Smalling, John Vincler, David Witter and Kate Zambreno
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