European religious architecture in the context of modernity

It is paradoxical to talk about the introduction of modernity in the field of religious architecture. This is because those advocating modernity had to maintain a posture that both preserved tradition and kept it going forward. Nevertheless, we can now see how modern churches began to emerge from the joining of new theological and architectural visions which both aimed to develop a new architecture reflecting the basic features of the modern world. The objective of this study is to show the facts that led to the radical changes that have happened in the creation of sacred spaces in the whole of Europe from the beginning of the last century.