Discover four places at the National Shrine where you can reflect and pray as we celebrate the special events and holy days of June – from the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity to the Memorial of the Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
As we rejoice in the Risen Lord this Easter, we invite you to explore three places where you can find the Resurrection portrayed in the art of the Basilica.
In this informational post from Dr. Geraldine Rohling, learn more about the five stained glass windows located in the cafeteria of the Basilica, known as the Eucharist Windows.
As we meditate on Christ’s sacrifice this Lent, explore five places where Christ’s passion is portrayed at the National Shrine.
As we reflect on Jesus’ life this Lent, we invite you to discover where you can find His ministry portrayed in the art of the Basilica.
From the very first chapter of Genesis, where God created the stars to illuminate the night, to the final chapter of Revelation, where Jesus is described as the bright morning star, stars play an important role in biblical narratives. Throughout sacred art…
As we celebrate the Solemnity of the Holy Family of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph this week and reflect on their example, we invite you to explore eight places they are featured in the Basilica – from intricate sculptures to glittering mosaics.
Did you know that the different parts of the National Shrine are each centered around a different theme? In today’s post, we invite you to learn about the themes unifying the artistic designs throughout different areas of the Basilica.
Did you know that there are three heroic statues on display at the National Shrine? Crafted from bronze and marble, these larger-than-life sculptures feature stunning depictions of Saints Junípero Serra…
While many are familiar with the stories of Protestant pilgrims settling in the American colonies, the story of American Catholicism too often goes untold. Here at the Basilica, you can find many…