A heritage of culture and spirituality
Over the years, the Frate Sole Foundation has created a rich and varied publishing production, which collects and continues the cultural and spiritual legacy of its founder, Father Costantino Ruggeri.
In addition to the publications promoted directly by the Foundation, our archive also includes numerous works created by Father Constantine before its establishment: valuable testimonies to his thought, his art and his tireless spiritual journey.
These include books, essays, catalogues and reflections ranging from sacred architecture to the theology of beauty, from the dialogue between art and spirituality to the poetic dimension of the liturgy. An important part of this heritage is also represented by volumes dedicated to the artistic works created by Father Constantine, such as his famous stained glass windows, the churches he designed, sacred furnishings and liturgical installations.
These publications recount a living work, interweaving thought, faith and matter, and document a concrete testimony of how art can become prayer and sacred space.
A heritage of culture and spirituality
Over the years, the Frate Sole Foundation has created a rich and varied publishing production, which collects and continues the cultural and spiritual legacy of its founder, Father Costantino Ruggeri.
In addition to the publications promoted directly by the Foundation, our archive also includes numerous works created by Father Constantine before its establishment: valuable testimonies to his thought, his art and his tireless spiritual journey.
These include books, essays, catalogues and reflections ranging from sacred architecture to the theology of beauty, from the dialogue between art and spirituality to the poetic dimension of the liturgy. An important part of this heritage is also represented by volumes dedicated to the artistic works created by Father Constantine, such as his famous stained glass windows, the churches he designed, sacred furnishings and liturgical installations.
These publications recount a living work, interweaving thought, faith and matter, and document a concrete testimony of how art can become prayer and sacred space.
