Meditations Meet Art in New Book
TIMES OF MALTA
March 9, 2011
MALTA - An art book released in March fuses literature, painting, photography and spirituality just in time for the reflective time of Lent. Via Crucis, a publication by the Divine Mercy Shrine in San Pawl tat-Tarġa, is based on the paintings of the Stations of the Cross found at the church, each accompanied by meditations prepared by Fr Peter Serracino Inglott. The publication, according to the shrine’s rector, Fr Michael Agius, is meant to put on record “two great masterpieces Fr Serracino Inglott’s Lenten reflections and Austin Camilleri’s modern sacred art. The book, edited by Fr Agius, includes two critical essays on the paintings by Lara Bugeja and Charlene Vella. Via Crucis was printed by Nova Arte Editrice Publications in Florence and will be available at the shrine by the end of the week. [link]
March 9, 2011
MALTA - An art book released in March fuses literature, painting, photography and spirituality just in time for the reflective time of Lent. Via Crucis, a publication by the Divine Mercy Shrine in San Pawl tat-Tarġa, is based on the paintings of the Stations of the Cross found at the church, each accompanied by meditations prepared by Fr Peter Serracino Inglott. The publication, according to the shrine’s rector, Fr Michael Agius, is meant to put on record “two great masterpieces Fr Serracino Inglott’s Lenten reflections and Austin Camilleri’s modern sacred art. The book, edited by Fr Agius, includes two critical essays on the paintings by Lara Bugeja and Charlene Vella. Via Crucis was printed by Nova Arte Editrice Publications in Florence and will be available at the shrine by the end of the week. [link]
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