The humble fish, or ichthys (ἰχθύς) in Greek, was a symbol that played a crucial role in the early years of Christian history ...

That is a quote from a bouncy Christmas song, but with the last word changed as we intended. The word “Chrismon” is a combination of two words – Christ and monogram – and is intended to ...

The Jesus Fish is one of the most recognizable Christian symbols today, often seen on car bumpers, jewelry, and church logos. While many believe it originated as a secret symbol during Roman ...

A Christogram is a one, two, or three letter abbreviation that is used as a symbol to represent the name Jesus, the titled Christ, or the name Jesus Christ.' However, over hundreds of years ...

The Fourth Sunday of Lent shifts color from dark violet to rose, a symbol of Christ breaking the power of sin and leading us to the light of life, and from blindness to sight.

In honouring St Peter’s Chair, we are celebrating the enduring symbol of Christian unity. It was on the occasion of Peter’s profession of faith in the Messianic mission of Jesus, that he was ...

The mosaic includes fish imagery, an early Christian symbol referencing Luke 9:16’s account of Jesus multiplying fish to feed thousands, providing further insight into early Christian practices.