New Liturgical Movement: Sacred Art Is Not For Teaching Scripture to the Illiterate (Part 1)
Sacred art is not meant, primarily, to help people to know good things, rather it is to inspire us to
Category: Art
New Liturgical Movement: The Martyrdom of St Lawrence, by Antonio Campi
Today is the commemoration of the martyrdom of St Lawrence, who died in the persecution of Emperor Valerian in AD
The World Has Rejected and Disputed the Holy Eucharist for 2,000 Years| National Catholic Register
What Jesus speaks of today is stupendous, mind-boggling, so utterly gratuitous that it rightly engenders awe — and wrongly engenders
The Miracle of Western Art
It is not a secret that there is a war on art, a war against the good and beautiful. The
Eric Gill: a moral problem – Catholic Herald
A hundred years ago the sculptor Eric Gill and friends set up the famous Catholic craftsmen’s association, the Guild of
New Liturgical Movement: 5th Century Frescoes From a Church Built Into a 1st Century Roman Aqueduct
Areader brought this article in the History Blog to my notice recently, which I encourage you to read. It features