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When snow miraculously fell in August in Rome, a church was built to commemorate the event.
He also drew the original maps for 'The Lord of the Rings'!
Rosaries are not often clearly defined in paintings, considering how popular they have been since being revealed to St. Dominic eight centuries ago.
We can draw strength for our own battles -- both spiritual and temporal -- by contemplating St. Anthony's victories and calling on his intercession.
King Henry II atoned for the sin by walking three miles with bloodied feet to Canterbury Cathedral, where Becket had been murdered.
While not miraculous, it is a splendid spectacle.
This baptismal font of French kings was made by Muslim craftsmen.
Giotto, da Vinci, and Patinir become channels of the Holy Spirit as we contemplate this mystery in the life of Our Lord.
York Minster's Great East Window is made up of 311 panels depicting passages from the Bible and historical Church figures.
His final work was not a painting or a sculpture, but one of the most familiar buildings in Christendom.
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