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MARY, MARY: Resources

The following resources are offered to facilitate additional explorations and discussions of Mary as a subject in art and faith.

Online Exhibitions

“A Global Icon: Mary in Context”, National Museum of Women in the Arts

“Picturing Mary: Woman, Mother, Idea”, National Museum of Women in the Arts


Paintings

Engelbert Mveng, Jesus is taken down from the Cross (Station of the Cross no. 13), before 1995 (African Pieta)

Chris Ofili, The Holy Virgin Mary, Paper Collage, Oil Paint, Glitter, Polyester Resin, Map Pins, and Elephant Dung on Linen, 1996; Museum of Modern Art

Gerhard Richter, Annunciation after Titian, Oil on Canvas, 125 cm x 200 cm, 1973

Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Ecce Ancilla Domini! (The Annunciation), Oil on Canvas, 1849-50

Jerome Weeks, “John Cobb’s Visions at First Presbyterian” (Mary (the Mother of Jesus) as a Child, Her Grandfather Joaquim Guiding), Art and Seek Website

Anders Widoff, Maria (The Return), Polyester, Silicon, Fabric, Glass, Hair, and Oils, 2005


Publications: Art Books

Dupre, Judith. Full of Grace: Encountering Mary in Faith, Art, and Life, Random House, 2010

Nicola Green, “Sunburst: Race & Renditions of the Divine”, Blogpost

Hartung, Colleen D. (Ed.). Claiming Notability for Women Activists in Religion, Atla Open Press, 2020 (also available on Amazon)

Koja. Stephen (Ed.). Raphael and the Madonna, University of Chicago Press, 2021

LIFE Mary: Blessed Art Thou Among Women, April 14, 2017

Mary: Images of the Virgin in Art, BCL Press, 1998

Janet McKenzie. Holiness and the Feminine Spirit: The Art of Janet McKenzie (Orbis Books, 2009), ed. Susan Perry (Note: Though now out of print, it is worth your time to locate a copy to view.)

Orsini, Jacqueline. Mary: Images of the Holy Mother, Chronicle Books, 2000

Verdon, Timothy. Mary in Western Art, Hudson Hills, 2005

Wheeler, Marion. Her Face: Images of the Virgin Mary in Art, First Glance Books, 1998


Publications: Articles

Tresa Edmunds, “Why Mormons do not worship Mary”, The Guardian, September 8, 2011

Jillian Ewalt, “Sacredness and Solidarity: A Conversation with Artist Janet McKenzie”, University of Dayton Blogs, July 21, 2020

Robert Feuge, “Mary Driving Jesus to Mother’s Day Out”, CIVA Blog, July 30, 2019

Constance Grady, “Decoding the artistic references in Beyonce’s gorgeous birth announcement for her twins”, Vox, July 14, 2017

Salome Gomez-Upegui, “Why Contemporary Artists Are Embracing Spirituality in Their Work”, Artsy.net, August 2, 2021

Vicki Stuart, “Beyonce: A Reimagined Madonna”, CIVA Blog, July 13, 2021


Videos

"Sanctuary" in "Art that Surrounds Us" (July 2021), Johan van Parys Video Series

“Christus natus est/The Divine Journey” (2021) Artwork by Janet McKenzie, with Music by Rosephanye Powell; Recorded by Middlebury College Choir

“Divine Journey — A Painter’s Mission” (Harvard University Memorial Church Commission from Janet McKenzie)

“Hope” (2019), Video on the Art of Janet McKenzie

Playlist for “Picturing Mary: Woman, Mother, Idea”

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Sermons

  • Sep 8 | The Very Rev. Beth Franklin
    Be Opened
  • Sep 1 | The Very Rev. Beth Franklin
    Matters of the Heart
  • Aug 11 | The Very Rev. Beth Franklin
    The Most Interesting Thing About Us
  • Aug 4 | Mary Cushing
    Speaking the Truth in Love
  • Jul 28 | Drew Downey
    The Ordinary Becomes Extraordinary

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Sunday Eucharist at St. Michael's is a comprehensive service of both Word and Sacrament. We read from the Bible, we recite or sing a psalm, and we listen to a sermon. Then we pray for the Church and the world, and we ask God's forgiveness for our sins. Finally, we greet one another in the peace of Christ and move to the sacramental service of the Holy Communion.

At services of Holy Eucharist, all baptized persons are welcome to receive holy communion. We also offer blessings to those who for any reason are not able or not comfortable receiving this sacrament.Children are always welcome at the communion rail. Learn more about Episcopal Worship

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9:30 AM Holy Baptism and Eucharist, including Children's Worship

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