Christus Deus Homo Door Medallion

A bronze Christian medallion is mounted on a weathered church door, formed around a cross and filled with Latin confession. The central inscription reads Christus Deus with Homo beneath it, declaring Christ as both God and man. Surrounding text includes royal language such as Regnat and Imperat, presenting Jesus Christ as the reigning Lord whose authority is confessed at the entrance of sacred space.

The door setting gives the piece a strong ecclesial meaning: the threshold into worship is marked by the doctrine of the Incarnation and the kingship of Christ. The design is suited for themes of church architecture, Christian tradition, sacred entrances, Catholic heritage, and theological teaching on the person of Christ. by John Baker