‘È un Bel Giorno’: A Bronx Morning Reveals God’s Glory
COMMENTARY: A childhood moment of wonder becomes a lasting lesson in finding beauty in the ordinary.
COMMENTARY: A childhood moment of wonder becomes a lasting lesson in finding beauty in the ordinary.
Master gardener Margaret Rose Realy offers a deeply Catholic guide to transforming any outdoor space into a place of prayer and beauty.
Modernity has dulled our sense of the sacred. Here’s how it happened — and how beauty, faith and worship can reignite it.
ANALYSIS: Catholic aesthetics have captivated both believers and nonbelievers worldwide, sparking a renewed admiration for the good, the true, and the beautiful.
‘The encounter with authentic beauty is an encounter with the Lord, whether it’s just a small piece or the fullness of it, Christ himself.’
The transcendentals are nothing less than a glorious trinity of trinities
Loosely based on the life of the late dancer, the traditional ballet incorporates elements of beauty and art — exactly what Rafaella Stroik loved about ballet.
‘A beautiful idea,’ said Nobel Laureate Roger Penrose, ‘has a much greater chance of being a correct idea than an ugly one.’
It is supremely closed-minded to throw away Homer and Mozart and Augustine.
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