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Christopher Pramuk and Fr.William Hart McNichols, One On One Interview | All My Eyes See
In this One On One Interview, Robert Ellsberg along with Christopher Pramuk and Fr.William Hart McNichols discuss "All My Eyes See: The Artistic Vocation of Fr. William Hart McNichols"
https://maryknoll.link/71a074
“All My Eyes See is a profound conversation through which the theologian elicits from the artist the panoply of experiences, reflections, and insights that tell the story of his artistic journey. Fr. Bill’s art is the language he has created to make the invisible visible and to explain the inexplicable. It is a book about seeing and not seeing, knowing and not knowing, joy and sorrow, hope and despair, faith and doubt, success and failure, triumph and defeat, all of which finds a home in the human heart.”—Alan C. Mitchell, Georgetown University
Get your copy of the book today at https://maryknoll.link/71a074
#Robert Ellsberg #orbisbooks #ReligiousArt #Vocation #ChristopherPramuk #WilliamHartMcNichols
https://maryknoll.link/71a074
“All My Eyes See is a profound conversation through which the theologian elicits from the artist the panoply of experiences, reflections, and insights that tell the story of his artistic journey. Fr. Bill’s art is the language he has created to make the invisible visible and to explain the inexplicable. It is a book about seeing and not seeing, knowing and not knowing, joy and sorrow, hope and despair, faith and doubt, success and failure, triumph and defeat, all of which finds a home in the human heart.”—Alan C. Mitchell, Georgetown University
Get your copy of the book today at https://maryknoll.link/71a074
#Robert Ellsberg #orbisbooks #ReligiousArt #Vocation #ChristopherPramuk #WilliamHartMcNichols
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By Maryknoll Fathers and BrothersIn this One On One Interview, Robert Ellsberg along with Christopher Pramuk and Fr.William Hart McNichols discuss "All My Eyes See: The Artistic Vocation of Fr. William Hart McNichols"
https://maryknoll.link/71a074
“All My Eyes See is a profound conversation through which the theologian elicits from the artist the panoply of experiences, reflections, and insights that tell the story of his artistic journey. Fr. Bill’s art is the language he has created to make the invisible visible and to explain the inexplicable. It is a book about seeing and not seeing, knowing and not knowing, joy and sorrow, hope and despair, faith and doubt, success and failure, triumph and defeat, all of which finds a home in the human heart.”—Alan C. Mitchell, Georgetown University
Get your copy of the book today at https://maryknoll.link/71a074
#Robert Ellsberg #orbisbooks #ReligiousArt #Vocation #ChristopherPramuk #WilliamHartMcNichols
https://maryknoll.link/71a074
“All My Eyes See is a profound conversation through which the theologian elicits from the artist the panoply of experiences, reflections, and insights that tell the story of his artistic journey. Fr. Bill’s art is the language he has created to make the invisible visible and to explain the inexplicable. It is a book about seeing and not seeing, knowing and not knowing, joy and sorrow, hope and despair, faith and doubt, success and failure, triumph and defeat, all of which finds a home in the human heart.”—Alan C. Mitchell, Georgetown University
Get your copy of the book today at https://maryknoll.link/71a074
#Robert Ellsberg #orbisbooks #ReligiousArt #Vocation #ChristopherPramuk #WilliamHartMcNichols