St. Michael the Archangel... defend us in battle
Just finished this icon of St. Michael (based on the original from Solrunn Ness)
Labels: art and iconography, saints
posted by CPDT @ 10:57 PM
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Sunday, July 01, 2007
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- Name: CPDT
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I am a Roman Catholic disciple of Jesus Christ. I seek to pursue union with God through faith, hope, and charity. Anything else in life... if it is not somehow related to that endeavor is a waste of time.
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2 Comments:
That's very nice. Is there a special reason why you chose St. Michael the Archangel?
I was wondering what you have been doing since May 12th.
MarPeg
By the way...
For those who do not know...
"St. Michael Archangel" appears in Greek letters above. Below is the first line of the St. Michael prayer in Latin: "DEFEND US IN BATTLE". Greek and Latin... East and West... the two lungs of the Church, as they say.
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