Libraries
8.26.2025
A Gift of Art and
History
The world’s foremost collector of works by the Italian illustrator Ezio Anichini has donated his collection to the Marian Library, which featured the works in a 2022 exhibit.
Libraries
5.29.2025
Around and Around with the Spindle
Whorl
In conjunction with the Marian Library’s exhibit "Warp and Weft: Weaving Mary and Identity," workshops showed participants how to spin their own yarn.
Libraries
4.28.2025
Our Lady of the
Chickens
A 20th-century artist sought to inspire devotion by depicting the Blessed Mother in ordinary life—in this case, feeding a brood of chickens.
Faith/Mission
4.19.2025
The Art of the
Egg
As you enjoy dyeing or painting hard-boiled eggs or stuffing candy into colorful plastic eggs, ponder the significance of the egg in Easter traditions.
Libraries
4.8.2025
A Librarian’s
Legacy
100 years after his birth, Marianist Brother William Fackovec’s work in the Marian Library lives on.
Research
4.3.2025
Announcing 2025 Marian
Fellows
2025 Marian Fellowship awardees: Jacob Phillips, Austin Cruz and Teresa Saxton
Research
3.24.2025
A Summer Garden in the Marian
Library
Elizabeth Groppe was awarded the 2024 Resident Scholar Fellowship, allowing her to spend the summer deepening her appreciation for gardening — in the Marian Library.
Faith/Mission
3.17.2025
The Silent
Saint
St. Joseph, husband of Mary and earthly father of Jesus, did not speak a word in the New Testament, but his actions speak volumes.
Fine and Performing Arts
3.5.2025
Pietà: A Mother’s
Lament
Exhibit features 40 pieces of Pietà artwork from the Marian Library collection and on loan from John A. Kohan’s Sacred Art Pilgrim Collection.
Fine and Performing Arts
2.17.2025
Woven
Interpretations
The exhibit Warp & Weft: Weaving Mary and Identity was curated by the University of Dayton’s Darden Bradshaw.