To that, my friend Father Greg responds: "Wow, that is great. Now add the bland ordinariness of the look of the faces of the old, the sick, the orphans, the refugees -- the face of Jesus incarnate -- and you will have a real treatise there! My advice to people who are hurt by the ugliness of liberal art and architecture: if you can believe that Jesus is really inside something so ugly as those post-modern tabernacles, you can begin to believe He is also within the faces of the people you don't like."
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Simply Veiled By Humility
To that, my friend Father Greg responds: "Wow, that is great. Now add the bland ordinariness of the look of the faces of the old, the sick, the orphans, the refugees -- the face of Jesus incarnate -- and you will have a real treatise there! My advice to people who are hurt by the ugliness of liberal art and architecture: if you can believe that Jesus is really inside something so ugly as those post-modern tabernacles, you can begin to believe He is also within the faces of the people you don't like."
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