Скачать или смотреть What Catholics Believe about Holy Icons | David Clayton

Join the Center for Beauty and Culture in welcoming David Clayton, internationally known artist, speaker, composer, author, and advocate for the renewal of sacred art in the Catholic tradition, for a lecture on “What Catholics Believe About Holy Icons” at 4:00 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 15, in the McAllister Board Room on the fourth floor of Ferrell Academic Center.

David Clayton is an artist, writer, and teacher who grew up in England and is a graduate of Oxford university. He is the Provost of Pontifex University, a Visiting Fellow at the Thomas More College of Liberal Arts in new Hampshire, and has an international reputation as a painter, with major commissions in both the UK and the US. Mr. Clayton is the founder of Claritas: The Journal for Catholic Culture & Arts and is a regular contributor to the New Liturgical Movement website. In addition to his writings, he has published two books about the connection between sacred art, culture, and their connection to the liturgy.

Professor Clayton is also the creator of "The Way of Beauty" which is about the culture in the broadest sense of the word. It is therefore, about how we live our lives in every aspect. It is a way of life. To help people understand the Way of Beauty, Professor Clayton created thewayofbeauty.org to help illuminate the faithful through its articles, media and advertised courses which focus on inspiring devotion to and guidance on the Way of Beauty. The Way of Beauty's articles are featured on Claritas: The Journal for Catholic Culture & Arts which is the newsletter and publication for Pontifex University.