Blogs

Learn about a tradition that helps people to imagine the birth of Christ.

A book curse is only one sign of a book’s spiritual and material value to its owners.

A collection on woodcut printmaking offers a multitude of interpretations and insights.

As the Marian Library celebrates 80 years, it turns the tide with a new name for its annual publication.

Artwork and exhibit materials provide the experience of history in action for political science students. 

The Marian Library’s rare book collection sheds light on the Marianist story and Spanish devotion.

This year’s Christmas exhibit, Nativities and the Natural World, will celebrate the 800th anniversary of St. Francis’ first Nativity scene and connect St. Francis’ love of nature with Laudato si’.

Marian Library Resident Scholar Fellowship recipient Hsuan Tsen explores the works of a noted artist and discovers Marian representations in many other media.

Fellowship honoree delves into philosophical theology, St. Maximilian Kolbe, St. Louis de Montfort and the nature of Marian icons.

Images of the Blessed Mother nursing the infant Christ first appear in the Americas in the early 1500s. Learn more and see a selection items from the Marian Library's collections.