They are on the walls of a chapel next to the Sistine, closed to the public and rarely seen. This is the first one, the Conversion of St. Paul. The story is from the New Testament, the Acts of the Ap… more →
The Best Artistsgrhii wrote 2 days ago: Listen you big beautiful audience, I'm about to drop some quick hits on you! TGIF? You’re … more →
Ben wrote 2 days ago: Michelangelo’s frescoes in the Sistine Chapel – the ceiling and the Last Judgement – are amazing wo … more →
Ash wrote 1 week ago: Rome. I have no idea where and how to start talking about Rome. Just a tip when visiting Rome, don … more →
zacharymedina wrote 2 weeks ago: In the last week of June 2009, I took a trip to one of the most ancient cities of the world. I went … more →
Ian wrote 3 weeks ago: During the time of the Roman Republic and extending into the Imperial period, a common way to refer … more →
yuliasspecialplace wrote 3 weeks ago: Is Oprah the best boss ever or the best noncomedogenic concealer of her own blemishes? With Marth … more →
Charlotte Evans wrote 4 weeks ago: I read a post on the New York Times website today (accessed via Twitter update in case anyone is int … more →
joshrmoore wrote 1 month ago: The pope came out for an audience on Wednesday. So it’s pretty late here in Italy (about 1 a … more →
Rin-rin wrote 1 month ago: I finally went out to see a movie for the first time since I saw Batman last summer. It’s not … more →
futiledemocracy wrote 1 month ago: Whilst Whitehall implodes, I will lay off writing a blog detailing the events of the past seventy-tw … more →
Agonistes wrote 1 month ago: Thinking just a bit about God giving Adam the role of naming the animals. Never really thought much … more →
petitlimon wrote 1 month ago: Day 4, May 25th This was the day we had chosen to visit Vatican City. It meant an ea … more →
fayea wrote 1 month ago: Courtesy from Original Movie Site I haven’t written a movie review for a long time. Haven … more →
Myles wrote 1 month ago: “Social Studies” May 25th, 2009 It has been a really long time since I’ve taken t … more →
thegirlfromtheghetto wrote 1 month ago: Five and a half years ago I read both The Da Vinci Code and Angels & Demons. I have never forg … more →
Sai wrote 1 month ago: The follow-up to The Da Vinci Code is another thriller involving the Church, riddles and a symbologi … more →
pen4hire wrote 2 months ago: Four Rivers Fountain, Piazza Navona, Rome Destination: Rome Movie: Angels and Demons Well, here we … more →
frangelo wrote 2 months ago: Okay, I am glad that a Catholic apologist gets some major exposure in the mainstream media, and I wa … more →
frmarkdwhite wrote 3 months ago: Today we have two anniversaries on the same day. The events did not originally happen on the same da … more →