Liturgical and Devotional Art

Through Liturgical and devotional imagery and objects, we encounter God's sacramental presence and express our reverence in a visible way, allowing sacred moments to shape the rhythm of our day throughout the year.

"pray without ceasing"

Liturgical Art directly serves the Liturgy while Devotional images and objects are tangible expressions of love and reverence. Both serve to orient our hearts and minds toward God, particularly in the rhythm of daily life. The Catechism affirms that “the religious sense of the Christian people has always found expression in various forms of piety surrounding the Church’s sacramental life” (CCC 1674). Sacred Scripture reminds us to “pray without ceasing” (1 Thessalonians 5:17), and devotionals serve as grace filled encouragement to that end.

In both Liturgical and Devotional Art we seek to create pieces that not only inspire prayer but also become daily encounters with the divine presence.

Our Lady of Guadalupe (3/4 lifesize). Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Morrilton, Arkansas
Grand Entry Doors (exterior). Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Fayetteville, North Carolina
Grand Entry Doors (interior). Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Fayetteville, North Carolina
African Way of the Cross (BENE 1991), Station II. St. Augustine Catholic Church, North Little Rock, Arkansas
Monastic Way of the Cross, Station XIV. Marmion Abbey, Aurora, Illinois
Chapel Crucifix. St. Anne Chapel, Cowie Winery, Carbon City, Arkansas
Medieval Inspired Processional Cross. Our Lady Star of the Sea, New London, Connecticut

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