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RichardGross.net
Dedicated to Recording and Preserving Church Art and Architecture
and Examining the Connection between Art and Faith.


All images Copyright © Richard Gross, 2005, 2006,
2007, 2008
Images may not be reproduced or hyperlinked.

"The beauty of the images moves me to contemplation, as  a meadow delights the eyes and subtly infuses the soul with the glory of God."
                                             -- St. John Damascene

Dedicated to the Study, Advancement
and Preservation of Church
Art and Architecture

"It is clear, therefore, why the Church is especially concerned for the dialogue with art and is keen that in our own time there be a new alliance with artists, as called for by my revered predecessor Paul VI in his vibrant speech to artists during a special meeting he had with them in the Sistine Chapel on 7 May 1964. From such cooperation the Church hopes for a renewed “epiphany” of beauty in our time and apt responses to the particular needs of the Christian community."

--Pope John Paul II
from his 1999
Letter to Artists


The site is dedicated to the study of the liturgical arts and exploring the diverse ways in which art impacts liturgy in the Christian church.

Though this site is currently in its infancy, it is expected to grow in the coming years. It is the goal of this site to advance the understanding and appreciation of church art and its role in the modern world.

If you have questions regarding this site or the material it contains or would like to suggest a topic that you believe warrants further consideration, you are welcome to address your comments via email to: richard@richardgross.net.
 

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