In the Communion of the Apostles, we visually encounter the catechesis presented in the Catechism on the Paschal Banquet, “The altar, around which the Church is gathered in the celebration of the Eucharist, represents the two aspects of the same mystery: the altar of sacrifice and the table of the Lord. (CCC 1383). Therefore in this image, standing in priestly vestments, we encounter Christ as both the Priest offering the sacrifice and as the unblemished Lamb being sacrificed.
Read MoreSt. Joseph the Worker: A Sacred Art Reflection of Masculinity, Fatherhood, and Faith
As the earthly father of Jesus, St. Joseph embodies strength, faith, and humble service. In dedicating an entire month to St. Joseph, the faithful are offered a unique opportunity to contemplate the model of fatherhood and masculinity that St. Joseph represents. A unique portrayal of this model is captured in the artwork, St. Joseph the Worker, commissioned for Sacred Heart Church in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Sacred art is like a visual poem, using symbolic language to help the viewer discover deeper mysteries. In order to do this, one must spend time with it to allow the meaning to unfold.
Uncovering the rich symbolism in the Holy Family so you can more deeply encounter God.
Discover the rich symbolism and divine proportions that allow the a viewer of the image of The Holy Family to encounter the divine and confront the true nature of the family as an icon of the Holy Trinity.
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