Catholic Arts Today Editors

“When I Could No Longer Bear the Pain of Not Being Catholic”: The Anne Redmon Interview

Editors Note: Anne Redmon is another very fine–great or near-great Catholic novelist you probably have never heard of. At CatholicArtsToday.com we live...

A New Missa Sancti Ioseph: Frank La Rocca

CAT Editors: For what occasion was this new Mass of St. Joseph composed? Frank La Rocca: The Missa Sancti Ioseph was commissioned...

A Talk With Beha: The Catholic Novelist Today

Christopher Beha is a 38-year-old novelist and a former editor at Harper’s Magazine. To get a sense of his talent and his...

+Cordileone: “It’s All About Communion and Mission”

Archbishop Salvatore J. Cordileone on the ultimate purpose of the cultivation of the Door of Beauty. Artists serve this in one way,...

Sir James MacMillan: “The Arts Open a Unique Window Onto the Divine”

“TheTheoArtistry Festival: Sacred Music for the 21st Century” is a groundbreaking new initiative by the greatest living Catholic composer Sir James MacMillan....

Anne Redmon: Music and Silence

Anne Redmon is a living Catholic novelist whose writing ought to be better known in this country. She is an American by...

Pope Francis: A Prayer for Artists

Pope Francis: “The arts give expression to the beauty of the faith and proclaim the Gospel message of the grandeur of God’s...

Brian Doyle: “Stuffed with Holiness Like a Turducken”

Brian Doyle was a writer’s writer. He never became exactly famous, except to the other artists whom he inspired and who admired...

The Splendor of Holiness and Art

“The only really effective apologia for Christianity comes down to two arguments, namely the saints the Church has produced and the art...

Death Comes for the War Poets: The Joseph Pearce Interview

How to describe the extraordinary writer who is Joseph Pearce? Pearce is Senior Editor at the Augustine Institute, Senior Fellow and Journal...

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