Sylwia Makris

3 weeks ago | kerrang.com | Nick Ruskell |Sylwia Makris |Christian Weiss

In most decently aged Christian places – churches, cathedrals, graveyards – you’ll come across the Christogram. Usually comprising the letters IHS over the cross, it can be seen on the papal coat of arms, and as far back as the 1600s was adopted as the marker of The Order Of Jesuits. It’s a fairly weighty calling card.