The dove as a symbol of the Holy Spirit in Christian iconography stems from Matthew 3:16 where…
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The baptistry is placed at the entrance to the Church to remind us that before we can enter God’s holy temple and approach the Eucharistic table, we have to first “put on Christ” through our baptism…
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The legend of the Mother Pelican feeding her children her own flesh and blood to restore them to life beautifully evokes the gift Jesus gives us of himself in the Eucharist…
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On February 22, 1931, Jesus appeared to St. Faustina clothed in white with rays of white and red light streaming from His heart…
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While crucifixion was a humiliating form of death in the Roman world, Jesus' sacrifice on the cross reveals…
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In the Old Testament, the tabernacle served as a physical dwelling place for God among…
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The mural's details reveal a rich theological narrative
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"Viva Cristo Rey!"
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