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Two Styles, Two Ways of Being

Queen Elizabeth represents refinement, grace, noble superiority, charm, and affability, Eva Peron a modern feminine "style" that clashes with the former.

Two Ways of Looking at Country Life

The Angelus by Jean-François Millet shows the beauty and dignity of Catholic manual labor, while Yves Alix's "Le Maitre des Moissons" reflects a vulgar materialism.

The Christian Spirit and the Pagan Spirit Manifested in Architecture

Architecture reflects the values of an epoch. The neo-pagan style of United Nations building in New York City is monotonous, uniform, and harsh, like a prison.

Two Paintings, Two Mentalities, Two Doctrines

Christian art must reflect the sound doctrines of the Church, the authentic expression of the Christian spirit, and the ineffable virtues of Jesus and Mary.

Painting the Human Soul

Modern art always portrays man in a way that is deformed, disfigured, and degrading. This represents a love for the hideous and a hatred for the works of God.