Maureen Schweninger, a Master of Divinity student, reflects on a gospel writer’s unwavering faith in the portrait Saint John the Evangelist by Artus Wolfaerts.

Caroline Mezzalingua, an art major from the class of 2028, reflects on faithful stewardship in Harvesting, Late Afternoon by Leon-Augustin Lhermitte.

Brother Jacob Gorman, C.S.C., religious brother and Master of Divinity student reflects on St. Joseph’s quiet strength in Holy Family by Simon Vouet.

Katy Orenchuk, Regional Director for University Relations, reflects on the grandeur of heaven in Kneeling Angels by Bernardino Lanino.

Adeboye Ifaturoti, a Master of Theological Studies major reflects on the virtue of honest self-examination in The Head of Cain by Fernand Cormon.

Cozette Brown, liberal studies major from the class of 2027, reflects on that which anchors us in love through this portrait of Saint Catherine of Alexandria by Bernardino Luini.

William Farrell, an Economics and Theology student, reflects on freedom from the bondage of sin in The Compassion of Pharaoh’s Daughter for the Infant Moses by Benjamin West.

Rosa Ramos, Master of Divinity student in the class of 2027, reflects on Dimitri Hadzi’s exceptional processional cross scultpure entitled Crucifix.

Dr. Joseph Becherer, Executive Director and Curator of the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art, reflects on Sebastiano Conca’s Death of the Magdalen and our steadfast hope in Christ for Ash Wednesday.