The Agnus Dei of Jacques Marquette
The Agnus Dei of Jacques Marquette Before the thousands, Père Marquette stood up to preach, That through the Blessed Virgin none escape his
The Agnus Dei of Jacques Marquette Before the thousands, Père Marquette stood up to preach, That through the Blessed Virgin none escape his
[Editors note: This is the second poem in the song cycle by James Matthew Wilson inspired by the Mass of the Americas, called “The River
From the editors: Our present to you this Lent is to publish a series of poems by James Matthew Wilson. They commemorate The Mass of
The National Gallery of Art has put on an extraordinary exhibit of a great Renaissance artist who is almost unknown outside his native land: Alonso
Sarah Cortez is known as “the cop poet.” One of her favorite photos of herself features a mischievously smiling Cortez showing off her gun in
Nativity Forget your Christmas cards and little creche the cutesy donkey, sheep and shepherd boys. Put away the twinkle lights and all that trash; the
Editors Note: We have here Catholic Arts Today at its finest: a conversation between a significant young Catholic composer of sacred music and a significant
Who is Alice McDermott? She is or has been: a professor at Johns Hopkins University; a wife, the mother of three children; one of