For the first time in its 137-year history, the Rose Parade featured oyster shells on a float, and they came straight from Louisiana. 🌹🦪 Thanks to the Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana, which donated the shells as part of their work to restore our coast by rebuilding oyster reefs and protecting our waterways. Our “From Gulf to Gumbo” float celebrates the waters, culture, and cuisine that make Louisiana one of a kind, and sharing that story of teamwork on such an iconic state made it even

In South London, not far from Borough Market, you can find ‘The Scoop’! At 50-52 Union Street is an office block development. Completed in 2024, it was started by Lipton Plant Architects and finished by Corstorphine and Wright. It has a specially designed cut-out from the building to highlight the rose window of the Victorian church behind. A traditional development would have completely blocked the view of the church from multiple angles, but this design was put in place with the aim to protect

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202K views · 8K reactions | Completed making the cutest little Mackintosh Rose transom window this week. I always have a soft spot for these little 'Glasgow Roses'. Some of the first windows made were in the style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and I must have made quite a few hundred over the years 﫶 Hope everyone's had a fantastic week  #stainedglass | Light Leaded Designs | Facebook

Friends, as we grieve the fire still engulfing the Cathedral of Notre Dame, here's a short clip from a talk I recently gave on "Catholicism and Beauty" in which I reflect on my first visit to the Cathedral, gazing on its majestic rose window. Notre Dame, Our Lady, pray for us! | Bishop Robert Barron