Where to wear Moschino, and other suggestions
This post is an ode to Moschino, the only weird show in Milan. The Spring 2020 collection is supposedly inspired by Picasso. I…
E.H. Gombrich in “The Story of Art” appears to have made the dialectic between Christian representationalism and iconoclasm, noting the early Christians’ depiction through images of episodes from the Scriptures and the Iconoclastics’ revolt and their insistence on abstract symbols and patterns to depict the faith since they considered representation of sacred figures as idolatry.
“Breakthrough” is based on the incredible true story of how Joyce Smith prayed her son back to life after he...
In 1930, Jesuit priest and paleontologist Pierre Teilhard de Chardin completed his magnum opus, “The Phenomenon of Man,” which was published 25 years later. In it, Teilhard posits his most complete theory of the Omega Point—the evolution of the whole of creation toward what is more than a simple synthesis of all things.
In what is perhaps the most iconic scene from the 1982 Ishmael Bernal classic, “Himala,” a youngish Nora Aunor...
Located in the center of Intramuros, the San Agustin Museum has for over four decades served as the country’s premier ecclesiastical museum.
Paying homage to the Catholic Church and other Christian denominations that helped shaped what it is today, the Quezon City government recently launched a book on its ecumenical church heritage, highlighting the significant houses of worship, sacred objects, and important works of art within.
The Easter Sunday of the Lord's Resurrection, as the greatest and most important Christian feast, is a Day of Obligation for all Christians. Our Lord Jesus' rising from the dead reveals to all believers the deepest meaning and purpose of the Christian's faith in the One who came to destroy death and give life to the world.
The Seven Last Words or “Siete Palabras” refers to the seven last words uttered by Jesus Christ while nailed on the cross as recounted by the gospels. Join INQUIRER.net and ST PAULS Philippines as they recall these words to become a source of reflection and prayer during the solemn days of Holy Week.
The Way of the Cross (or Stations of the Cross) is a religious exercise where the Christian faithful recalls the final hours of Jesus' journey through the Via Dolorosa on the streets of Jerusalem to His place of Crucifixion.
