Articles by Elizabeth Lev

A Decade of the Rosary in Art

10 Images of Our Lady From Rome Provide Mini Marian Pilgrimage

Rome, (Zenit.org) Elizabeth Lev | 1254 hits

May is the month when spring arrives in Rome in all its splendor, and citizens and visitors alike rejoice in the sunlight, scented jasmine and budding roses. Perhaps this is why one’s …

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Celebrating Constantine; Remembering the Martyrs

Colosseum Hosts Exhibit on 1,700th Anniversary of Edict of Milan

Rome, (Zenit.org) Elizabeth Lev | 1041 hits

The Roman Colosseum is the 39th most visited monument in the world. Four million visitors a year enjoy tales of blood and gore, but this spring the monument has taken on a new guise. A new …

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Rome's Horrors; The Colors of Love

Gosnell Trial Is a Lesson for the New and Old Worlds Alike

Rome, (Zenit.org) Elizabeth Lev | 1637 hits

Tourists from the United States tend to see ancient Rome like a distant mirror of their own culture. The ancient Romans were a people under a rule of law; they were resourceful and respected …

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Doubting Thomas and an Unceasing Rivalry

A Guest From Florence

Rome, (Zenit.org) Elizabeth Lev | 1950 hits

The Galleria Borghese museum, one of Rome's jewels, hosted an usual guest from Florence during Holy Week. Verrocchio's statues of Doubting Thomas and Christ, usually found along Florence's …

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So, What's in a Name?

Francis Evokes Tradition and Innovation

Rome, (Zenit.org) Elizabeth Lev | 1354 hits

On Wednesday, not only did the world receive a new pope, but also a new papal name with Pope Francis. An interesting and revealing selection, the name Francis evokes both tradition and …

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