Is Catholic Art Making a Comeback?
A ubiquitous presence before fading into the American ether, Catholic art may be experiencing something of a renaissance, in the unlikeliest places.
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‘Spreading the Gospel Through Beauty’
Artist Bernadette Carstensen’s paintings ‘aid people in their devotions.’
Iconographer Brings to Life Native Catholic Holiness
Canadian Andre Prevost’s First Nations series is helping Catholics to pray with the living roots of the Church in North America.
Catholic Ink? Tattoos, Piercings, and the Pursuit of Holiness
The Church doesn't prohibit tattoos. But does that mean you should get one?
Remembering Catholic Architect Thomas Gordon Smith, Who Built Beauty With Classic Style
The late architect who created inspiring sacred spaces — including prominent Catholic churches in the United States — revealed a bold and radically traditional vision of beauty in building design.
Holy Week Highlight: Leonardo da Vinci’s ‘Last Supper’ Will Be Brought to Life in a Living Picture
The re-creation of the Italian painter’s masterpiece, carried out by internationally renowned moviemakers, will be displayed in Jerusalem, Milan and Rome to bring hope to populations hit by the coronavirus health crisis as Easter approaches.
Restoring Church Beauty: Artists Mend Statues in an Age of Vandals
Skilled artists are defying a ‘throwaway culture’ to renew the majesty of Catholic statues that draw hearts and minds to the beauty of holiness.
This Painter Is Reviving Baroque Art in Rome
Over the past 20 years, French-born painter Philippe Casanova has been enriching the Roman cultural and artistic landscape with his original contemporary Baroque creations.
Painting Christ’s Story: Celebrating the Sacred Vision of Fra Angelico
Shrine in Peoria, Illinois, offers beauty via reproductions of the work of the renowned artist.
