Author: Nathan Chase

NATHAN P. CHASE — I found surveying Johnson’s more religious art to be liberating and inspiring in a period where I feel we are called to offer up resistance and hope.

NATHAN P. CHASE — I am excited to announce that we have published a few more resources in the Sensory Liturgy project.

NATHAN P. CHASE — “Sensory Liturgy” seeks to force scholars, practitioners, and liturgical participants to focus on all five senses and the way they are engaged in the church’s liturgical celebrations.

NATHAN P. CHASE — Of course it is wonderful when we can confirm that these relics and places are exactly what they claim to be. But does it really matter?

NATHAN P. CHASE – Here are the sketches for the vestments that will be used in the reopening mass.

NATHAN CHASE — Since my trip I have come back to this photo in various life circumstances, and it continues to move me, reminding me of the overwhelming presence of God I felt in that space.

A while back I wrote a post about the need for the renewal of devotions in the Catholic Church today. I thought I would try to provide some more substance by looking at the practice of adoration. This seems especially important in light of the Eucharistic revival…

This is a significant step that will help those in same-sex unions and irregular marriages feel heard and seen within the Church.