The Mosaics of Marko Rupnik: A video and photo gallery

James Martin, SJ January 05, 2009

The Mosaics of Marko Rupnik: A video and photo gallery

In the January 5 issue of America Father James Martin relates the story of the mosaic artist who has worked in Fatima, Lourdes and now Fairfield, Conn. Father Marko Rupniks chapel mosaic was unveiled at Sacred Heart University earlier this year, and the university has posted a photo gallery and a video chronicling the creation of this art work.

View the photo gallery.

View the video.

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This article also appeared in print, under the headline "The Mosaics of Marko Rupnik," in the January 5, 2009 issue.

James Martin, SJ

James Martin, S.J., is an associate editor at America.

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