From Ashes to Glory: the Cathedral and the Risen Christ (Easter Sunday 2026)

8/11/2026

For Easter Sunday, Fr. Patrick visits Coventry Cathedral, where Sutherland's "Christ in Glory" tapestry and the charred cross of the Blitz proclaim that ashes can become glory.

From Crozier to Cathedra: the Installation of Westminster’s 12th Archbishop

8/11/2026

With rare behind-the-scenes access, Fr. Patrick documents Archbishop Richard Moth's installation at Westminster Cathedral, exploring the sacred objects and solemn rites of faith.

The Hidden Christian Faith of the Houses of Parliament

8/11/2026

Fr. Patrick uncovers the Christian faith hidden in the Houses of Parliament, from Pugin's sacred neo-Gothic symbols to saints, angels, and the prayer ringing in Big Ben's chimes.

Did Baroque Go Too Far? Rubens at the Wallace Collection

8/11/2026

In two Rubens masterpieces at London's Wallace Collection, Fr. Patrick examines whether Baroque splendor went too far or simply carried Catholic truth as far as beauty truly can.

The Secret Christian Code in Van Gogh’s Sunflowers

8/11/2026

Fr. Patrick returns to London's National Gallery to uncover the hidden Christian code in Van Gogh's "Sunflowers," exploring color, faith, suffering, and his vision of holiness.

The Face of Christ - Nic Fiddian-Green

8/11/2026

Fr. Patrick traces the search for Christ's face from the Roman catacombs to Nic Fiddian-Green's "The Face of Christ," where bronze meditations hold suffering and divinity together.

Duccio’s Siena: Sacred Beauty and Private Devotion to Mary

8/11/2026

Fr. Patrick visits the National Gallery's exhibition, "Siena: The Rise of Painting" to explore how Duccio's sacred art shaped private Marian devotion and still moves us to prayer.