Reflections of Glory: The Origin of Icons Walsh

Reflections of Glory: The Origin of Icons WalshSince the earliest days of Christianity, believers have produced sacred images which helped them visualise the persons and precepts of their faith. In this EWTN Home Video, viewers receive an inspiring look at the history, development, and meaning of Icons: one of the most distinct and earliest forms of Christian art. From the depths of the Catacombs, to the pinnacle of Byzantine culture and beyond Reflections of Glory unveils the timeless beauty of

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