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The Arresting Power of a Circle
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The Arresting Power of a Circle
By Chuck Sackett
May 18, 2008Trinity Sunday (A)The Arresting Power of Circle2 Cor. 13:11-13 Trinity Sunday is the celebration of God’s unique unity within Himself. God in three persons: Father, Son and Spirit. Each unique, yet always in harmony. This image may have been captured most poignantly in Andrei Rublev’s famous icon, “The Holy Trinity,” sometimes called, “The Hospitality of Abraham” (painted approximately 1412 AD near Moscow). Rublev shared life in the Trinity-St. Sergius...

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