Margaret Peppiatt 10/24/26 Margaret Peppiatt 10/24/26

October Sacred Artwork of the Month: St. Francis in the Desert by Giovanni Bellini

What does St. Francis have in common with Moses? Bellini may offer a clue.

Margaret Peppiatt 10/15/26 Margaret Peppiatt 10/15/26

St. Luke Painting the Virgin: History, Meaning, and Paintings

Did St. Luke actually paint the Virgin Mary? Here’s the backstory behind this fascinating subject in Christian art.

Margaret Peppiatt 10/8/26 Margaret Peppiatt 10/8/26

Our Lady of the Rosary in Catholic Art

Learn the history of Our Lady of the Rosary in Catholic art, from early altarpieces and the Mysteries of the Rosary to the masterpieces of Caravaggio, Murillo, and more.

Margaret Peppiatt 10/3/26 Margaret Peppiatt 10/3/26

3 Reasons Every Catholic Home Needs Sacred Art

Sacred art is more than just a decoration. Discover how it can transform the Catholic home into a place of prayer, beauty, and a reminder of Heaven.

Margaret Peppiatt 9/25/26 Margaret Peppiatt 9/25/26

Fra Angelico’s San Marco Frescoes

The frescoes in the Convent of San Marco were created to lead the friars into prayer and contemplation.

Margaret Peppiatt 9/21/26 Margaret Peppiatt 9/21/26

September Sacred Artwork of the Month: St. Michael Vanquishing Satan by Raphael

Discover Raphael’s powerful High Renaissance painting of St. Michael the Archangel conquering the devil.

Margaret Peppiatt 9/9/26 Margaret Peppiatt 9/9/26

Caravaggio’s Calling of St. Matthew

The Calling of St. Matthew by Caravaggio is a Baroque masterpiece depicting Christ’s invitation to Matthew and the opportunity for conversion.

Margaret Peppiatt 9/7/26 Margaret Peppiatt 9/7/26

10 Christian Symbols in Renaissance Art (With Examples)

Deepen your understanding of Renaissance art by learning these 10 Christian symbols.

Margaret Peppiatt 8/24/26 Margaret Peppiatt 8/24/26

August Sacred Artwork of the Month: St. Augustine by Philippe de Champaigne

Philippe de Champaigne captures the core of St. Augustine’s spirituality: his relentless pursuit of truth and consuming love for God.

Margaret Peppiatt 8/11/26 Margaret Peppiatt 8/11/26

10 More Famous Madonna and Child Paintings

Learn about ten more famous paintings of the Madonna and Child, featuring artists such as Fra Angelico, Giovanni Bellini, Cimabue, and more.

Margaret Peppiatt 8/4/26 Margaret Peppiatt 8/4/26

10 Famous Madonna and Child Paintings

Explore ten famous Madonna and Child paintings from Christian art history, featuring masterpieces by Raphael, Leonardo da Vinci, Botticelli, Giotto. and more.

Margaret Peppiatt 7/27/26 Margaret Peppiatt 7/27/26

John Paul II’s Letter to Artists: 10 Key Takeaways

Why does John Paul II’s Letter to Artists remain relevant more than twenty-five years after its publication? Discover ten timeless insights into art, beauty, and the vocation of the artist.

Margaret Peppiatt 7/22/26 Margaret Peppiatt 7/22/26

July Sacred Artwork of the Month: The Presentation of the Virgin in the Temple by Paolo di Giovanni Fei

This fourteenth-century altarpiece reveals the faith, sacrifice, and generosity of Mary’s parents, Saints Joachim and Anne, as they offer their daughter back to God.

Margaret Peppiatt 7/16/26 Margaret Peppiatt 7/16/26

7 Powerful Quotes from John Paul II’s Letter to Artists

Discover 7 powerful quotes from Pope St. John Paul II's Letter to Artists on art, beauty, faith, and the vocation of the artist.

Margaret Peppiatt 7/10/26 Margaret Peppiatt 7/10/26

The Marriage Medallion St. Louis Martin Gave Zélie as a Wedding Gift

Discover the marriage medallion St. Louis Martin gave Zélie as a wedding gift and the sacred art of Tobias and Sarah that symbolizes Christian marriage.

Margaret Peppiatt 6/29/26 Margaret Peppiatt 6/29/26

The Fifteen Saturdays of the Most Holy Rosary: History and How to Pray

Discover the history of the Fifteen Saturdays devotion, how to pray it, and why this traditional Rosary devotion remains relevant today.

Margaret Peppiatt 6/23/26 Margaret Peppiatt 6/23/26

June Sacred Artwork of the Month: Saints Peter and Paul by Carlo Crivelli

Carlo Crivelli’s Saints Peter and Paul reveals the apostles as Church pillars and ordinary men, inviting renewed devotion and reflection on their intercession.