The Church at Mid-Day
December 1, 2016
A sense of mid-day movement shifts the perspective of worshippers heavenwards.
Photography
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Light
November 24, 2016Shadow, mystery, illumination, and communion are encapsulated in photographer Sasin Tipchai's capture.
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Young Nun in Prayer
November 17, 2016It has been said that we are never more ourselves than when we are deep in prayer. Tusita Studio provides the viewer of a glimpse of this deeply human moment of divine intercession.
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Softly Lit Synagogue
November 10, 2016Bathed in afternoon light, this capture of a softly lit synagogue moves the viewer towards a sense of unity as found in arches created with a spirit of holy intention.
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Ecclesiastes
October 27, 2016The world as seen from the literal perspective of the holy book.
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Curving Highway
October 20, 2016Questions of movement, journey, and destination are all evoked in Alejandro Gonzalez's photograph of a highway curving into the distance.
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Instant of Reflection
October 13, 2016Examine the role of reflection, silence, prayer and place in Joshua Jackson’s photograph of a young man caught at an instant of quiet.
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Face to Face
October 6, 2016How shall we then see through a glass darkly? Where is the holy in the shadow?
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Solitude
September 29, 2016Join us in being prompted to a sense of awe in the possibility for intimacy that solitude holds as inspired by David Marcu’s photograph of a single human being atop an outcropping in a Romanian forest.
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Come
January 1, 1970Photographer Conor Sweetman prompts the viewer to reflect on Pope John Paul II's Letter to Artists in April of 1999.
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Awe
January 1, 1970Photographer Conor Sweetman captures a sweep of architectural space created entirely for worship of the divine.
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City Streets
January 1, 1970Sacred Spaces contributor Conor Sweetman captures yet another shot of sacred stillness as encapsulated in city streets.
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Earth and Sky
January 1, 1970Photographer Dave Andrews captures a moment of stillness, the meeting of pavement and earth, of man and nature.
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Gifts and Mirrors
January 1, 1970