Jesuit artist Nicholas Leeper’s artwork is intentionally provocative, but he describes the project less as an attack on religious imagery than as an invitation to reconsider it.
Jesuit artist Nicholas Leeper’s artwork is intentionally provocative, but he describes the project less as an attack on religious imagery than as an invitation to reconsider it.
"Our job as Catholics is not to make the world look Catholic but to see the world as Catholics — with the universality that our church is all about," writes Jesuit artist
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Freedom of conscience is an individual's last line of defense That framing is not rhetorical It is a legal and moral reality
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A parent might say, “Oops! I’m pregnant,” but you will never hear the words, “Oops! I adopted a child”
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