The challenge
Richard Moore, a Naval Academy graduate and petroleum engineer, became a teacher of the Church’s sacred language in retirement and wrote practical guides to the Latin of the Mass. His wife Elizabeth painted the sacred art that accompanies them. A marketplace listing couldn’t do that work justice. They needed a home online that carries the reverence of the subject, tells the story behind it and points readers to the books.
What we built
We built a warm, reverent site that leads with the story and the beauty of the material, then guides visitors gently toward the books and the art.
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The story first
Richard’s path from naval officer to Latinist frames the work, so visitors meet the author before anything is offered.
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The books, made clear
“Novus Ordo: Rite of the Mass” is presented for what it teaches, with a direct path to buy.
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Room for the art
Elizabeth Moore’s sacred paintings get their own gallery.
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Timeless design
Warm tones, gold accents and refined typography suit the subject and read well on any device.
The result
Novus Ordo now has an online home worthy of a life’s work. It tells the Moores’ story, showcases the books and the art, and gives readers a clear path to bring the Latin of the Mass into their own prayer.