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Arts & Beauty

  • This feast day celebrates a miraculous image of Mary once lost for 13 centuries

    A basilica in Italy marks the spot of a bloody episode in early Church history -- and is home to an image of Mary once lost in the hills for centuries. On Sept. 15, a Catholic shrine in the small hilltop town of Lenola celebrates the local feast day of Our Lady of the Hill. The... Read more
    Written by Hannah Brockhaus  |  
    Posted by Yaro on September 15th, 2020

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  • Don’t Cancel Flannery O’Connor

    Last week, Loyola University Maryland announced that it is renaming the Flannery O’Connor Residence Hall on campus. In an email to the Loyola community, President Brian F. Linnane, S.J., stated that he made this decision based on “information coming forward recently” which “revealed... Read more
    Written by Jennifer Frey   |  
    Posted by Yaro on July 30th, 2020

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  • Notre Dame Cathedral spire to be rebuilt as replica of pre-fire design

    President Emmanuel Macron of France has announced that the Notre Dame Cathedral spire will be rebuilt as a replica of the one destroyed in the fire at the cathedral last year. Macron’s government had previously initiated an architectural competition to submit a variety of suggestions for... Read more
    Written by CNA  |  
    Posted by Yaro on July 9th, 2020

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  • Debunking the Myth That Christian Art Generally Portrays Christ as a Northern European Man

    Recently, there have been highly publicized calls in the U.S. by the Marxist left for the destruction of Christian images on the basis that they push a white-European stereotype of Christ as a symbol of oppression. The charge that Christians think Christ is white European is false, as a... Read more
    Written by David Clayton  |  
    Posted by Yaro on June 30th, 2020

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  • Catholic teen seeks to inspire neighborhood with Marian sidewalk art

     A young Catholic artist has drawn an image of the Blessed Virgin Mary on her parents' driveway bringing religious art to her local community during the quarantine. The Diocese of Fargo posted on Facebook May 4 an image of Our Lady of Lourdes drawn by Maria Loh, a 17-year old who... Read more
    Written by Perry West   |  
    Posted by Yaro on May 8th, 2020

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  • Shakespeare and the Gunpowder Plot

    The fact that Shakespeare was a believing Catholic in very anti-Catholic times can be proven beyond any reasonable doubt. The evidence is convincing in terms of what is known about his life and from what can be seen in his plays and poems. Since this is so, it’s intriguing to consider... Read more
    Written by Joseph Pearce   |  
    Posted by Yaro on April 23rd, 2020

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  • One year after the fire, a French priest’s tribute to Notre-Dame

    For Fr. Pierre Amar, Notre-Dame de Paris has always been a masterpiece, “the very example of supreme beauty,” but now the Marian cathedral is also “a great burnt victim.” One year after the fire destroyed much of the cathedral’s roof and spire, the French priest shared what the... Read more
    Written by Courtney Mares  |  
    Posted by Yaro on April 15th, 2020

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  • Let Folly be Our Cloak – Gandalf and the Wisdom of Spiritual Foolishness

    During the decisive “Council of Elrond” chapter in The Fellowship of the Ring, Gandalf suggests a plan that is not only dangerous but absurd: to walk into Mordor and attempt to destroy the One Ring of Power. It seems foolish, which een Gandalf admits, but the folly of the endeavor... Read more
    Written by Daniel Stewart   |  
    Posted by Yaro on March 25th, 2020

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  • Overroads Saved: G.K. Chesterton’s Historic Home to Stand

    Devotees of G.K. Chesterton are celebrating the news that Beaconsfield planning authorities have rejected plans to demolish the acclaimed Catholic writer and philosopher’s former home, Overroads. Just before Christmas, developers lodged two applications with the local council to knock the... Read more
    Written by K.V. Turley   |  
    Posted by Yaro on February 4th, 2020

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  • Super Bowl ad highlights ‘Agape,’ known in Christianity as the greatest love

    It’s been a long time since television ads during the Super Bowl were just ads — and opportunities to make a trip to the kitchen for more chips and guacamole. We’ve gotten so accustomed to those Monday morning conversations at the office water cooler being as much about the ads as about... Read more
    Written by Zelda Caldwell  |  
    Posted by Yaro on February 3rd, 2020

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