The Our Father Chanted in Aramaic
In theory, at least, most people believe that art [...]
How Two Brothers Evangelized the Slavs – with an Alphabet
Some time ago, on a visit to Eastern Europe, [...]
The Keen Perception of Fra Filippo Lippi
A lesser-known luminary of the early Italian Renaissance was [...]
An Irish Treasure That Has Survived for 12 Centuries
Apart from divine intervention, there is little other explanation [...]
The Incomparable Codex Vaticanus
If you were to ask a bible-only preacher if [...]
The Charming Innocence of Grandma Moses and Her Art
She must have been a real hoot. The American [...]
‘Tis a Gift to Be Simple
Most people confuse Shakers with Quakers. That’s understandable. The [...]
These Japanese Catholics Went Underground for 250 Years
In the South, where I live, I periodically meet [...]
A Gorgeous Castle Built by a Madman
Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria (Southern Germany) predates the creation [...]
The Remarkable German Tenor Who Left Us Too Soon
Italian folk songs are often performed using an artistic [...]