Iconography, imago Dei and identity
Following the CHC’s second iconography course, we ask how this ancient art helps to illustrates man’s relationship with God
Following the CHC’s second iconography course, we ask how this ancient art helps to illustrates man’s relationship with God
In an age of growing scepticism, we explore how aviation pioneer Igor Sikorsky might help us reconcile faith and reason.
At the start of the Easter Triduum, the folly of the Cross stands as testament to the power of God and as a source of hope
As Advent draws to a close, we look at St Anthony’s example of perseverance in the face of the struggles of life.
Perugino’s Adoration of the Magi offers a profound insight into the Church’s vision of the nature of the family
The second post on St Anthony of Egypt explores the place of penance in Advent, in preparing for the Kingdom of Heaven
The first in a series of posts exploring what St Anthony of Egypt teaches us about preparing for the return of Christ.
Saint Theodore’s mission to England to revitalise and unify the Church in our country makes him an appropriate patron for the CHC’s home
Saint Theodore’s mission to England to revitalise and unify the Church in our country makes him an appropriate patron for the CHC’s home
Rev Nikita Andrejev, tutor on the CHC Iconography course, talks about this most ancient practice