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27. Sep
New TestamentOld Testament

The Holy Angels

Through sacred art, discover more about the role of angels in the Bible, including their organisation into nine choirs, as well as key stories in which they feature.

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30. Jun
New TestamentOld Testament

Courage and Conviction: the martyrs of Scripture

Discover the stories of martyrs from the Bible through works of art that picture their faith, courage and witness.

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16. Feb
New Testament

The Life of St Peter

St Peter was a fisherman who became a disciple of Christ, who chose him to become an apostle and the leader of the Church.

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18. Jan
New Testament

Women of the New Testament

In the New Testament, many women are celebrated and praised for their faith and good works – as well as for their role in the Christian story.

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30. Nov
Contemporary ArtIconography

Contemporary Art in Catholic churches

Contemporary art, including sculpture, stained glass and innovative iconography, finds a home in Catholic spaces across the UK.

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23. Nov
Modern Art

Modern Art in Catholic Britain

In the UK, Catholic churches and cathedrals that were designed in the modernist style incorporated modern art throughout.

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14. Sep
Gothic RevivalStations of the Cross

Divine Design: the Gothic Revival and Catholic art

The Gothic Revival movement resulted in the construction of churches and cathedrals that were full of biblical artwork.

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19. May
Byzantine Revival

Marvellous Mosaics: the Art of the Byzantine Revival

The Byzantine Revival was an artistic and architectural approach to church design that resulted in beautiful mosaics.

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08. Jan
New Testament

Water and the Word: the Mystery of Baptism

In early January each year, the Church celebrates the feast of the Baptism of the Lord. This day honours the Baptism of Christ in the River Jordan by St John the Baptist. The feast concludes the Christmas season and invites the faithful to reflect on

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