Aims to uplift and delight hearts, souls and minds through the reaffirmed beauty of melody, harmony, polyphony and counterpoint.

Figurative painting which focuses on the concreteness and beauty of humanity in order to help people perceive the closeness of God.

Gothic paintings on panel, polyptychs and altarpieces, wall decorations for churches and monasteries.

Hand-letterer specializing in the production of sacred, illuminated texts with a fusion of ancient and contemporary design.

Handcrafted, stylized Catholic illustrations detailed with pen and ink linework drawing from Insular, Romanesque, and Gothic iconography and ornament.

Liturgical concept designer, curator of antique works and director of a team of artists.

Composer of sacred music for liturgy and concert stage, Composer-in-Residence at Benedict XVI Institute for Sacred Music and Liturgy

A team of Spanish bespoke vestment designers. Noted for their attention to detail and experience with vestment restoration.

Latin and English works for choir in the tradition of sacred chant and polyphony.

Classical figurative sculpture for the Catholic Church.

Vocal ensemble founded by Matthew Schellhorn providing polyphony and chant for celebrations of the traditional Latin Mass.

Composer of sacred music, new classical music, music for film and mixed media.

Sculpture that aims to express truth through the theology of form.

Portraits that seek to convey the essence and dignity of the sitter.

Oil painting of elevated subjects to enhance sacred spaces, residences, and institutions; Live Painting to enhance events; and illustration to enhance works of literature.

Sculpture and design (for paintings, mosaics, et al.) that aims to reveal the truth and goodness of Creation by emphasizing its beauty.

Sculptures intended to reveal the dignity of the human person and to be instruments through which God can inspire the faithful.

Portraits, multi-figure works, landscapes, and still lifes indebted to the Boston School and the Italian Old Masters.

Historical bookbinding and manuscript art forms, including illumination, typesetting, and woodcuts.

Altarpieces, devotional paintings, and ecclesiastical portraiture in the Renaissance and Baroque tradition.

Sculpture in bronze, plaster, and stone, architectural sculpture, mosaic, and design services that seek to reinvigorate the Western artistic inheritance.

Paintings to open up the many layers of meaning found in the Scriptures, Sacraments, Liturgy, and writings of the saints.

Sacred choral, concert, and stage music.

Letter-pressed greeting cards from original illustrations in Japanese ink on cotton paper, coloring pages to accompany children through the liturgical year.

Paintings that lend form, shape and color to the mysteries of faith and offer tangible signs of humanity redeemed.

Sacred art in the Late Gothic tradition — a mix of increasing naturalism with the visual canon of the Church, East and West.

Meticulously detailed ink drawings on paper or calfskin vellum, inspired especially by Gothic illuminated manuscripts, panel paintings, and tapestries.

Catholic illustration, painted with gouache and watercolor in the Pre-Raphaelite style, with influence from Medieval and Northern Renaissance artists.