2009.Featured ArticlesThe Most Dangerous Path: Leonard Porter and the Sincerity of Hope, The Classicist, forthcoming.Eschatology and Liturgical Art and Architecture entries in 2010 Sourcebook for Sundays, Seasons and Weekdays, Liturgy Training Publications, 2009.The Virgin and the Heavenly Hosts Is There a Conflict between Liturgical and Devotional Art?, Sacred Architecture, 2008. Living Stones in the House of God: The Temple and the Renewal of Church Architecture, Letter & Spirit, 2008.Sacrosanctum Concilium on Sacred Art, A Second Look Assembly, November 2007.Classicism and Catholicism, Sacred Architecture, Spring 2007.Paul Tillich and Expressionism, Communio: International Catholic Review, Winter 2006.Practices and Beliefs in Church Architecture, Rite Magazine, September/October 2006.Liturgical Architecture and the Classical Tradition: A Balthasarian Approach, Communio: International Catholic Review, Spring 2005.New Oratory at Ave Maria University, Sacred Architecture, Issue 9, 2004.More Than A Meeting House, Environment and Art Letter, March/April, May/June, 2004.Liturgical Architecture as Sacramental Experience, Chicago Studies, Fall/Winter 2002.The Interior Arrangement of Churches, The Priest, July 2002.The Spirit of Mediator Dei, Sacred Architecture, September 2000.Training in Tradition: The University of Virginias Architecture of Athletics, Arris: Journal of the Southeastern Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians, Fall 1999.Almost Religious: Couturier, Le Corbusier, and the Monastery of La Tourette, Sacred Architecture, Summer 1999.Church Architecture and Decorum, Homiletic and Pastoral Review, April 1998.Book ReviewsReconquering Sacred Space, Agenzia per la Citta, Adoremus Bulletin, August 2000.Architecture in Communion, Steven Schloeder, Homiletic and Pastoral Review, October 1999.Oxford Companion to Christian Art and Architecture, Peter and Linda Murray, Antiphon, 1998.GUEST APPEARANCESPlaces of Prayer, television series on sacred architecture. Taped January 2008.Janet Davies Show, WABC Chicago, Topic: Chicagos Catholic Church Architecture. February 2006.8:48, a Chicago Public Radio program. Topic: Chicagos Catholic church architecture. December 2005.Morning Air, Relevant Radio. Topic: Chicagos Catholic church architecture. December 2005.Speaking of Theology, radio show sponsored by the Archdiocese of Chicago concerning theological topics. One half-hour episode. Aired February, 2002.Abundant Life, internationally syndicated television program concerning topics facing the Christian Church. Hour-long episode dedicated to new church architecture. Aired September 1998.Thoughts for the Week, nationally syndicated radio talk program. Three one-half hour episodes concerning architectural design and meaning. Aired November 1998.SELECTED PRESENTATIONS AND PAPERSThe Lord of Heaven and History: Sacramental Building in Every Age, Sedes Sapientiae Patronal Lecture, Wyoming Catholic College, February, 2009.The Pervading Influence of the Contemporary: The Traditional Church Architecture of Edward J. Schulte, NationalConference of the Society of Architectural Historians, Cincinnati, Ohio, Spring 2008.Making a Church Look Like A Church, Franciscan University of Steubenville, Steubenville, Ohio, February 2008. Christianity and Classicism, Midatlantic Chapter of the Institute for Classical Architecture, Washington, DC, Fall 2007.Catholic Architecture and Scripture: Earthly and Heavenly Temple, Loyola University, October 2007.Church Architecture as Sacrament of Heaven, International Theological Institute, Gaming, Austria, Spring 2006.A Religious Calamity: Architecture and Religious Identity at Mundelein Seminary, Southeastern Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians, Forth Worth, Texas, October 2005.Heaven in Any Culture: Church Architecture and Inculturation, Gateway Conference, St. Louis, Spring 2005.Signs and Symbols of Heavenly Realities: The Future of Catholic Church Architecture, Differing Visions: One Communion Conference, St. Johns Abbey, Collegeville, Minnesota, July 2001. Architecture of the Gothic Restoration and the Protestant Counter-Reformation, Conference of