Agape Painting

MURALS AND CANVAS PAINTINGS In the United States: • Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, Waterbury, CT, 2020–present. Rectory ceiling and basement renovations. Basement paintings include the Wedding Feast of Cana (about 3.5 m x 13 m), the Four Evangelists, the Jordan River room (all four walls), six large scenes depicting angels holding the Basilica and Waterbury landmarks, ceiling depicting the Salvation History, and other works in progress. • St. John’s Church, Middletown, CT, 2022. Sanctuary wall (one huge surface). • St. Pius X Chapel at Cardinal Spellman School, Bronx, NY, 2020. Sanctuary wall (three surfaces). • St. Joseph’s Chapel, Wolcott, CT, 2020. Upper crown of chapel (four surfaces). • Our Lady of Pompeii Church, East Haven, CT, 2019. Sanctuary wall (three surfaces). • Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, Weehawken, NJ, 2018. Temple interior wall. • Chapel at Assumption Church, Ansonia, CT, 2017. Chapel ceiling. • St. Thomas Church, Somerset, NJ, 2015-2016. Sanctuary wall depicting Our Lady, Christ, and Saint Thomas with musical angels, ceiling depicting putti & side paintings, and a Grotto background painting for Our Lady statue (2016). • St. Brigid and St. Emeric Church, Manhattan, NY, 2014. Sanctuary walls (five surfaces depicting angels and Saints Emeric, Mary, John, and Brigid of Kildare). • St. John the Baptist Church, Manhattan, NY, 2013. Sanctuary walls (three surfaces depicting Padre Pio with Saint Francis, angels, and the Coronation of Our Lady). In France: • Cathédrale Notre-Dame de l’Assomption de Rodez, Rodez, France, 2023. Piétà (oil painting). In Costa Rica: •ChurchofSanAgustindeHipona,SanJosé,2014-2015. Longvaultedceiling,34mhigh,withOldandNew Testament scenes, dome depicting Christ entering the Kingdom of Heaven, Sanctuary wall, lunette showing the Holy Family and Saints Augustine and Monica, and three oil paintings on the Life of Saint Augustin. • Church of San Caralampio, Bagaces, 2011. Dome depicting the Holy Trinity. • Church of San Diego, San Diego de la Unión, 2008-2010. Long wall, 50 m, depicting the “Corona Mistérica,” dome, lunette, two large entrance paintings—one depicting the sacrifice of Isaac, and the other, Moses and the people crossing the Red Sea (walls are 50 m long x 6 m high in the central part, making this most likely the largest oil painting in the world; cupola is about 18 m above the ground and about 6 m in diameter, lunette of confessional; and mural paintings at the entrance (about 3 m x 3.5 m each one).