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Lessons From 15 Visits to the Sistine Chapel

What iconic art and a ceiling at the Vatican can teach us about faith and life

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Pope Sixtus IV and the Italian Renaissance

The reign of Pope Sixtus IV, 1471 to 1484, is still felt in Rome today. He was one of the most significant of the Renaissance Popes, along with his

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How the Renaissance Popes Made Rome

The Renaissance popes made Rome what it is today. In spite of its previous existence as the magnificent capital of the Roman Empire, medieval Rome was

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Stations of the Resurrection: Meditations on Jesus appearances

Known as the "Via Lucis," this devotion is meant to complement the Stations of the Cross.

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More Wordplay on the Name Joseph in the Book of Mormon?

"“That They Might Come Again unto the Remnant of the House of Jacob”: Onomastic Allusions to Joseph in 3 Nephi 26:8–10 and 4 Nephi 1:49,"

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