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New Liturgical Movement: A 12th-Century Coptic Gospel Book (Part 1)
Here is another beautiful manuscript which I stumbled across on one of my favorite websites for liturgical books, that of
New Liturgical Movement: When We Love, We Want to Know Names and Faces
What a man who has brain damage has taught me about love; and what it reveals about the 9th-century theology
Wow! Medieval Cathedrals Used to Be Full of Brilliant Colors –
For being the “dark ages,” medieval Europeans were sure able to produce some of the world’s most beautiful and intricate buildings
“We’re made for beauty”: Writer’s Chat with Dr. Joseph Pearce: Part 3 – YouTube
Inside the Vatican Writer’s Chat with Dr. Joseph Pearce. Dr. Pearce joins us for a Writer’s Chat about how we
Brazil battles time and sea air in effort to save historic churches | Crux
SÃO PAULO – Established in 1551, the Archdiocese of Salvador, in Bahia State, is the primatial see in Brazil. That
Popular Marian icon in Rome gets conservation check-up | Catholic News Agency
Art restorers from the Vatican Museums checked the conservation of an important Byzantine Marian icon in Rome on Thursday. Popular
New Liturgical Movement: Candle Artist Offers Unique “Theological Virtues” Design for Easter 2022
Gina Switzer, whose candle work David Clayon featured at NLM five years ago, continues to hand-paint a variety of candles
Notre Dame, Restorations, et le Moi – The Catholic Thing
Iused to travel to Paris fairly often about twenty years ago for academic and professional reasons. The Catholic Thing For
The Lateran Palace in Rome, Where Popes Resided for Centuries, Opens to Visitors| National Catholic Register
This initiative of the Diocese of Rome results from the Pope’s desire to enhance the cultural heritage entrusted to his