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As part of the continuing CMR series, here is the next installment on artist Leonard Porter’s important new set of Stations of the Cross. Station Three represents Christ falling the first time. Christ’s garments again gleam with jewel tones even… Continue Reading →
Station Two from artist Leonard Porter’s new set of Stations of the Cross reveals not only an excellent meditation for Lent, but gives evidence of a renewed interest in layered, meaningful and intellectually rich sacred art. Porter, who specializes in… Continue Reading →
Station One from artist Leonard Porter’s new set of Stations of the Cross reveals not only an excellent meditation for Lent, but gives evidence of a renewed interest in layered, meaningful and intellectually rich sacred art. Porter, who specializes in… Continue Reading →
The works of New York painter Leonard Porter have been profiled on CMR in the past, but he recently unveiled a set of Stations of the Cross for the Church of Christ the King in New Vernon, New Jersey. They’ve… Continue Reading →
From the “What Were They Thinking?” file comes this snippet of a recommended “Liturgy On Ecology” from the book How Green is Green? by Rev. Etienne LeBlanc and Sr. Mary Rose Talbot (Ave Maria Press, Notre Dame, IN, 1973). The… Continue Reading →
National Public Radio is not what one might call particularly Catholic friendly. As the national voicebox for the values of Modernity, they often have a hard time understanding ideas that preexist Kant, Descartes and Nietzsche. But even NPR can’t resist… Continue Reading →