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Jesuit Father Marko Rupnik is shown at the 'Aletti' workshop in Rome in 2007. The scandal surrounding his alleged sexual abuse of women, as well as the handling of his case by the Jesuit order, has spurred a debate over what to do with his art, which is known across the world.

If Thy Right Eye Scandalize Thee: What Should Be Done With Father Rupnik’s Art?

COMMENTARY: Perhaps we can better understand what is at stake by comparing Father Rupnik’s career to that of Gianlorenzo Bernini.

Andrew Thompson-Briggs and Gwyneth Thompson-Briggs Vatican January 10, 2023

‘Madonna in the Church’ by Jan Van Eyck; (1428) Gemäldegalerie, State Museum, Berlin

Sacred Art for the Solemnity of the Mother of God: The Faces of Jesus and Mary

BOOK EXCERPT

Christopher Carstens and Alexis Kutarna and Denis McNamara Books January 1, 2023

‘Nativity,’ Jean-Baptiste Marie Pierre (1714–1789)

Jesus Christ, the True Light, Has Come Into This World

COMMENTARY: The Nativity of the Lord illuminates our lives.

John Grondelski Commentaries December 24, 2022

The Cathedral of Monreale in Palermo, Sicily

The Most Beautiful Church in the World: Sicily’s Cathedral of Monreale

Sacred art like it remains, even centuries later, one of the most powerful and effective apologetics for the faith.

Father Roger Landry Blogs May 25, 2022

Catholic art restorers see their work as a labor of love and a labor of faith. Arlene Miller’s Nativity set at St. Michael’s adorns the midnight Mass at the Rochester, New York, church. Sheila Lehman has transformed a vandalized Our Lady of Grace statue from St. Vincent’s in Los Angeles, a smaller Our Lady of Mount Carmel statue and a depiction of the 12th Station (all shown as before-and-after images). Also shown: A Pietà statue was restored by Mary Birkos.

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.

Peter Jesserer Smith Features December 13, 2020

St. Turibius Chapel is seen at the Pontifical College Josephinum in Ohio: Top-to-bottom images show what it looked like before and after the restoration.

Catholic Architect Shows Why Churches Should Be Truly Beautiful

William Heyer notes the force behind recent projects.

TRENT BEATTIE Interviews March 23, 2020

Marie Hain instructs young students on powdered pigments and iconography as Marie Miller teaches songwriting to young students during last year’s Brillante.

Sacred Artist and Songwriter Team Up to Help Youth Appreciate Beauty This Summer

Marie Hain and Marie Miller have developed ‘Brillante,’ a camp that focuses on art, music and theater.

Bree Dail Arts & Entertainment June 22, 2019

Agents speak on their phones with their clients while bidding at the auction of Leonardo da Vinci's 'Salvator Mundi' (shown below) during the Post-War and Contemporary Art evening sale at Christie's on Nov. 15 in New York City. The rediscovered masterpiece by the Renaissance master sold for a historic $450,312,500, obliterating the previous world record for the most expensive work of art at auction.

Sale of Priceless ‘Salvator Mundi’ Puts Catholic Treasure in Anti-Christian Land

NEWS ANALYSIS: According to U.S. intelligence sources, the Leonardo da Vinci masterpiece was purchased by a prince from Saudi Arabia, where Christian devotional art is forbidden.

Victor Gaetan News December 28, 2017

The Old Chocolate Cross?

Deacon Steven D. Greydanus Blogs March 26, 2016

Disputation of the Holy Sacrament by Raphael in the Vatican

‘The Vatican Museums 3D’ Takes Technology-Enabled Tour to Rome

Documentary Shows Moviegoers Sacred Art Like It Has Never Been Seen Before

Donna-Marie Cooper O’Boyle News December 9, 2014

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