Detroit Savings Bank - Photos
Detroit Savings Bank Building
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A 12-foot-wide new Fiberglas sculpture is now over the doorway of the Archdiocese of Detroit. It wasn't originally part of the building.
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The sculpture was created by artists in Ann Arbor. It depicts a trio of figures central to Catholic faith: Jesus, shown as a young boy, emerging from a Bible touched by his mother, Mary, and his grandmother Anne. Catholics refer to St. Anne as the patron saint of Detroit, a title that the Vatican affirmed in 2011.
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The South side entrance on State St.
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Griswold elevation of the Detroit Savings Bank Building