Monsignor James Moroney, Rector of The Cathedral of St. Paul in Worcester, Massachusetts, led a deeply enriching educational session for Rohn & Associates Design staff and the Poor Clare Nuns of San Antonio, Texas. The seminar focused on the faith development of parish communities and the spiritual growth of individual believers. With decades of experience as a respected scholar and practitioner in Sacred Liturgy, Monsignor Moroney offered invaluable perspectives on Catholic religious iconography, exploring its historical development and enduring spiritual significance within the Roman Catholic tradition.
Rohn & Associates Design, a Pittsburgh-based liturgical design firm with more than 50 years of service to the Church, is dedicated to shaping worship spaces that harmonize liturgy, architecture, and sacred art. The firm’s work with parishes, dioceses, and religious communities emphasizes collaboration and fidelity to tradition, ensuring every element of liturgical artwork and sacred design serves as a true instrument of prayer. Monsignor Moroney’s workshop highlighted how a solid understanding of liturgy, combined with artistic expertise, helps foster authentic encounters with the divine.
This collaborative learning experience reflects Rohn’s enduring commitment to honoring Catholic heritage, supporting the Church’s mission, and delivering thoughtful, theologically grounded liturgical environments that enhance devotion and inspire beauty in worship.