The Stations of the Cross are a devotional practice that originated in the early centuries of the Christian Church. Pilgrims who could not walk the “Way of the Cross” in Jerusalem, were able to simulate this pilgrimage as they viewed a series of images...
From the FDLC website: For over fifty-one years, liturgical formation has been an integral part of the mission of the FDLC. From the days of mimeographed sheets to printed publications, from nationwide workshops to today’s online offerings, the Federation has...
November 30th–December 4th The church is currently facing challenges in three key areas: Mental & Emotional Well-being, Generation Z, and Phygital Church. Aspen Group’s Design Week is a 5-day event focused on how church design can positively impact these...
Thank you to all who voted on the updated by-laws. They were approved unanimously. The final version will be posted in the Members Section of the website shortly.
The new graduate certificate program in Liturgical Art and Architecture at St. John’s University, directed by former ACLS President and long-time member Carol Frenning, will commence on June 14 of 2021. After a postponement of one year because of the pandemic, the...
