Catholic Bulletin Art • Installment #69
Today’s installment is a picture of Saint Alphonsus Ligouri.
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Cynthia Ostrowski holds a bachelor's degree in Geographic Information Science and a minor in Computer Science from Texas A&M University Corpus Christi (2005). She is currently a stay-at-home mother of two children. A former GIS analyst, Cynthia's interests include photography, french horn, and singing polyphony.—Read full biography (with photographs).

Today’s installment is a picture of Saint Alphonsus Ligouri.

“Old age steals on with its rich harvest and its peculiar trials, yet the same lips pronounce the same exultant words…”

“Creating these etchings reminds me of my mother’s deep spirituality.” —John McCarthy

The wife of a Church musician weighs in…

Today’s installment is a third picture of the Epiphany—different than the two we’ve previously posted.

Today’s installment is a third image for 8 September—totally different than the two we’ve posted in the past.

Today’s installment is a rare image of Our Lady’s Nativity.

Today’s installment is a rare image of our Lord’s Resurrection.

Today’s installment is a picture of the angel Raphael.

Today’s installment is from the first Mass of Christmas.

Today’s installment is a rare image of the Last Supper.

Today’s installment is a rare image of the “Immaculate Conception.”

Today’s installment is a rare image of the “Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary” — but it’s not the “Presentation” you might guess…

Today’s installment gives an alternate version to Purification image we’ve already released.

Today’s installment comes from the Feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist.
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