Vintage Catholic: A Tennessee Catholic Reclaims Sacred Treasures for Home Chapel
Family prayer corners and home altars are common in Catholic homes around the world.
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‘The Religion of the Incarnation’: Catholic Artists Reflect on the Necessity of Beauty
There are now many talented Catholic artists working in the mediums of painting, sculpting, music, architecture and more.
Ukraine Iconographer and Artist Paints History While it’s Still Unfolding
The New Westminster cathedral has supported more than 1,000 refugees since the war started, helping them make housing arrangements, find jobs, and receive English lessons.
Monument to Life Is Installed at Catholic University in Washington
Larger-than-life sculpture depicting the Blessed Virgin Mary pregnant with the Christ Child has been unveiled and dedicated on the campus of The Catholic University of America’s Theological College.
Witness of the Saints: Los Angeles Cathedral Tapestries Reflect Holy Lives
The Church honors her saints on Nov. 1, All Saints’ Day, and reminds us that they can be powerful intercessors on our behalf as we journey toward heaven.
Padre Pio Sculptor’s Work Blessed on Saint’s Feast Day: ‘I Have to Honor Him’
Catholic artist Timothy Schmalz calls Padre Pio his favorite saint.
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.
‘Spreading the Gospel Through Beauty’
Artist Bernadette Carstensen’s paintings ‘aid people in their devotions.’
