The Holy Fiat + Family Icon is about the Holy Family to which we are all invited to belong. The bowed heads of St. Joseph and Mary represent their Fiat, or Yes to God's Will. Jesus is pictured inside the Chalice where His Fiat is given. The Host in His Wounded Hand offers us the opportunity to bow our heads with St. Joseph and Mary to give our own Fiat before receiving Him at Mass in Holy Communion.
Because we are all called to belong to the Holy Family, and so participate in the intimacy of Divine Love, the Prayer Pamphlet teaches us to pray The Rosary with all its associated mysteries.
In the upper right-hand corner of the Icon, the Hand of the Heavenly Father is blessing, over the Holy Family. The Dove representing the Holy Spirit is resting, and in the upper left-hand corner, the Glorified Cross is proclaiming Jesus' resurrection. The 7 jewels on the Glorified Cross are representing both the 7 Sacraments and the 7 gifts of the Holy Spirit.
In 2024, The Holy Fiat + Family Icon was chosen to be displayed in the National Eucharistic Art Exhibit, at the Bl. Father Michael J. McGivney Pilgrim Center of the Knights of Columbus, New Haven, CT..
This Icon was also displayed with the other Eucharistic works of art at the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis, Indiana.

21" x 12" icon written by Fr. James Perkl

The Visitation of Mary with Christ Child to Adam and Eve Icon is about the First Family to which we all belong. Because all are born from Adam and Eve, the Prayer Pamphlet teaches us to pray The Chaplet of Divine Mercy. The Icon helps us to see the Mercy of Jesus' enfolding Adam and Eve under the Mantle of His Mother Mary. We see Mary, Mother of the Church in the familiar image of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

This Icon was written for Pentecost of 2023, the same year as our Archdiocesan Synod that focused on Evangelization. In the Icon we see Mary pregnant with Jesus. Filled with Jesus, so also the Light of the Holy Spirit, she reaches out to Adam and Eve and every generation that follows, to share the Good News that is within her and so also His Church.

21" x 12" Icon written by Fr. James Perkl

Award-winning artist Morgan Weistling has created a tender scene. In "Kissed by God," Jesus shows love as only a child can with a sweet gesture for his mother, Mary. This beautiful and moving depiction represents the love God has for all of us. "In this is love, not that we have loved God but that he loved us and sent his Son to be the propitiation for our sins" (1 John 4:10 ESV). Print Size 20 x 24

And Mary said: "My soul magnifies the Lord, and my spirit rejoices in God my Savior, for he has regarded the low estate of his handmaiden. For behold henceforth all generations will call me blessed: for he who is mighty has done great for me, and holy is his name. And his mercy is on those who fear him from generation to generation. He has shown strength with his arm, he has scattered the proud in the imagination of their hearts, he has put down the mighty from their thrones, and exalted those of low degree; he has filled the hungry with good things, and the rich he has sent empty away. He has helped his servant Israel, in remembrance of his mercy, as he spoke to out fathers, to Abraham, and his posterity forever.

Dimensions: 16"x24"
Offset lithography print on 110 lb. acid-free paper
LImited edition of 1000
Individually signed and numbered by the author
Watermark will not appear on your print

Madonna of Hospitality Ceramic Sculpture: Madonna dell'ospitalità

Wall sculpture in molded terracotta glazed in polychrome.

A rare 1960's roman piece by Angelo Biancini.

Angelo Biancini was an Italian sculptor, ceramist and teacher.
In 1929 Angelo Biancini enrolled at the Art Institute in Florence and was taught by Libero Andreotti, who always recommended that his pupils should always confront nature and not lose themselves in useless formal virtuosity.

33x20x2.5 cm

"Clothed in Light" original framed painting

This piece is painted with this scripture in mind, "Consider the lilies, how they grow: they neither toil nor spin, yet I tell you, even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these. But if God so clothes the grass, which is alive in the field today, and tomorrow is thrown into the oven, how much more will he clothe you, O you of little faith!" (Luke 12:27-28).

Professional-grade walnut-stained rustic wood frame, ready to hang with a sawtooth hanger.

Medium: Acrylic on Stretched Canvas
Size: 12"x9"
Year: 2024

Edelfelt Madonna Gold Framed Print

Discover the Edelfelt Madonna Gold Framed Print, a stunning tribute to Albert Edlefelt's 1895 masterpiece. This richly colored, finely detailed artwork, featuring the serene Madonna and Child, is set in an exquisite gold frame.

Serene and inviting, it features the Madonna & Child in a tender moment as Christ glows in heavenly light. It speaks of the incredible gift of Jesus to the world in order to rescue God's children from the darkness of sin.

A faithful addition to any space, and a reminder of the love of God for each of His children, it calls us to return that great love with all that we are. A meaningful gift of devotion and holy art for home.

Includes wall hanging hardware.

12 x 16

Marian Apparition Collection

The elements that unite the pieces in this collection are clear: Mary, the Mother of God, breaking into history to be with us.

In each painting Mary is centered, simply and loosely depicted, each the exact same size, forward facing, and surrounded. She appeared to the world with light, so strong metallic usage is threaded through the three paintings. From oldest to most recent apparition in history:

Guadalupe:

The whole aesthetic of this one was determined by the fabric of Juan Diego's tilma (scratchy and natural), as well as the gorgeous adobe architecture of old indigenous Mexico. I layered tinted modeling paste over the canvas to mimic adobe. I sort of wanted it to look excavated, a remnant of historic Mexico while not being the exact same image as the Tilma.

Lourdes:

The idea behind this apparition was "grotto". Our lady appeared surrounded by cool rocky stones to Bernadette. This setting seemed a perfect environment for a loose and surreal interpretation. I unleashed some inner Jackson Pollock and poured areas of paint, and nudged the shape of Our Lady into existence. She's gorgeous, ethereal, and a striking figure against to the black. It's a small nod to Caravaggio and his genius dark/light usage. The areas of blue in the bottom third symbolize the healing waters of Lourdes and Divine Purity.

Fatima:

The upper left is the sun, below her is the tree she appeared in, and the bottom right hosts three kneeling figures, the children of Fatima. They look up to Mary. And depicted are their hearts burning within them, a reference to the disciples' hearts burning within them as they walked with Jesus on the road to Emmaus. This simple addition of the burning hearts wraps up everything I've come to love about Mary and her appearance to us in history: burning hearts, and a conviction to know her Son. All pieces are 18x24 stretched canvas

This 8x10 mixed media painting combines watercolor and pen on high-quality cold-pressed paper, which gives it a subtly textured surface. To protect and preserve the artwork, a clear finish has been sprayed on the front, giving it a slight sheen while maintaining the natural texture of the paper. The Bible quote was specifically chosen for this piece in honor of the Jubilee Year of Hope.