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You’ll find it here at Sacred Windows in the form of Beauty, Truth, and Goodness.
These spiritual values are heaven’s stained glass windows. Like the multi-colored windows of a soaring Gothic cathedral, they filter God’s light and life to us and transport us from the problems of this world to a higher realm of spirit.
The Sacred Windows website functions in the same way: it’s a kind of virtual stained glass window. The articles, videos, and images on this site explain theological concepts in down-to-earth, practical ways and raise you from the problems of our world – for a while – in order to return to the rigors of daily life restored in mind and heart.
If you’d like regular doses of this antidote, please visit often and sign up for our Sacred Windows Newsletter (issued every other Sunday). We’ll help you to keep your eyes looking heavenward and your feet on the ground.
Latest Articles
Saint Michael’s Mystical Sword across Europe
[This article is a sequel to the 9/19/21 email newsletter, "See the Unconquered Fortress of a Mighty Archangel".] Why does the Church venerate an [...]
The Remarkable German Tenor Who Left Us Too Soon
Italian folk songs are often performed using an artistic technique the Italians have perfected. They call it “Bel Canto”, a name that literally means [...]
Three Famous Ave Marias for Our Lady’s Birthday
My excellent Latin teacher in college caught me by surprise one day. I thought I’d impress him with my deep culture by telling him [...]
Ultimate Trust in God
One day in a big city, the managers of a supermarket looked at their profit-loss sheets and discovered that they were losing business to [...]
The Greatest But Least Known Ave Maria
Have you ever found yourself so transfixed by the beauty of something that you become totally absorbed in it, or found yourself listening to [...]
No Greater Love: the Amish Girls of Nickel Mines
Although the small rural town of West Nickel Mines in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, might not be familiar to most, the tragic shooting of Amish [...]
