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George Lawrence Bulleid (British, 1858-1933) The Annunciation, n.d.
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tomicscomics · 24 days
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04/05/2024
What do you think Jesus's first word was?
JOKE-OGRAPHY: 1. "Annunciation" (announcing something) and "enunciation" (pronouncing something) are two words that sound very similar, so I took the Biblical Annunciation (when the angel Gabriel announced Christ's birth to Mary) and set it beside an imagining of Jesus pronouncing -- or enunciating -- His first word. I alluded to this pun a couple weeks ago in a previous cartoon's description, then decided it ought to have its own comic. 2. My sisters suggested "Abba" as Jesus's first word. I thought it was perfect, because it's a plausible first word for a baby, since it's made up of simple syllables -- like "mama" or "dada" -- but it's also got that Son-of-God vibe to it.
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Cathedral of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Yoshkar-Ola, RUSSIA
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twobrothersatwork · 4 months
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"And the angel being come in, said unto her: Hail, full of grace, the Lord is with thee: blessed art thou among women."
Lk. 1:28 Douay-Rheims Bible.
Artwork: Giuliano D'Arrigo (Italian, ca. 1367-1446), The Angel of the Annunciation.
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A Traditional Catholic stained glass image of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The first Joyful Mystery of the Most Holy Rosary.
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To read up on the mysteries of the Rosary, click here.
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On February 11, the Catholic Church celebrates the liturgical memorial of Our Lady of Lourdes, recalling a series of 18 appearances that the Blessed Virgin Mary made to a 14-year-old French peasant girl, Saint Bernadette Soubirous.
The Marian apparitions began on 11 February 1858 and ended on July 16 that year. It received the local bishop's approval after a four-year inquiry.
Coming soon after the 1854 dogmatic definition of her Immaculate Conception, the Virgin Mary's appearances at Lourdes turned the town into a popular travel destination.
Thousands of people say their medical conditions have been cured through pilgrimage, prayer, and the water flowing from a spring to which Bernadette was directed by the Blessed Virgin.
Experts have verified 69 cases of miraculous healing at Lourdes since 1862.
St. Bernadette also has her own liturgical memorial, which occurs February 18 in France and Canada, then April 16 elsewhere.
Born on 7 January 1844, the future visionary was the first child of Francois and Louise, who both worked in a mill run by Francois.
Their family life was loving but difficult. Many of Bernadette's siblings died in childhood, and she developed asthma.
Economic hardship and an injury suffered by her father cost them the mill in 1854.
Years of poverty followed, during which Bernadette often had to live apart from her parents and work rather than attending school.
In January 1858, she returned to her family, whose members were living in a cramped single room.
Strongly committed to her faith, Bernadette made an effort to learn the Church's teachings despite her lack of formal education.
On 11 February 1858, Bernadette went to gather firewood with her sister and a friend.
As she approached a grotto near the river, she saw a light coming from a spot near a rosebush.
The light surrounded a woman who wore a white dress and held a rosary. Seeing the lady in white make the sign of the Cross, Bernadette knelt, took out her own rosary, and began to pray.
When she finished praying, the woman motioned for her to approach. But she remained still, and the vision disappeared.
Her companions had seen nothing. Bernadette described the lady in white to them, demanding they tell no one. But the secret came out later that day.
The next Sunday, Bernadette returned to the grotto, where she saw the woman again. The identity of the apparition, however, would remain unknown for several weeks.
Some adults accompanied Bernadette on her third trip on February 18, though they did not see the vision she received.
The woman in white asked the girl to return for two weeks.
“She told me also,” Bernadette later wrote, “that she did not promise to make me happy in this world, but in the next.”
A group of family members and others went with her to the cave the next day, but only the young peasant girl saw the woman and heard her words.
Over the next few days, the number of people in attendance at the cave swelled to more than 100.
A parish priest, Father Peyramale, became concerned – as did the police.
On February 24, 250 people saw Bernadette break into tears, but only she heard the woman’s message:
“Penance! Penance! Penance! Pray to God for sinners. Go, kiss the ground for the conversion of sinners.”
A larger crowd was there on February 25 – but they were shocked to see Bernadette drinking from a muddy stream and eating weeds.
The apparition had told her to drink the water, and the weed-eating was a penitential act.
Onlookers, meanwhile, saw only the girl’s unusual behavior, and popular fascination turned to ridicule and suspicion.
On February 27, Bernadette made a joyful discovery: the spring from which she drank was not muddy now but clear.
As the crowds continued to gather, this change was noticed, and a woman with a paralyzed arm came to the water hoping to be healed.
Four years later, her case would be recognized as the first miraculous healing at Lourdes.
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The Lourdes Commission that examined Bernadette after the visions ran an intensive analysis on the water and found that, while it had a high mineral content, it contained nothing out of the ordinary that would account for the cures attributed to it.
Bernadette said that it was faith and prayer that cured the sick: "One must have faith and pray; the water will have no virtue without faith."
Public interest continued, and Bernadette heard a recurring message from the vision:
“Go, tell the priests to bring people here in procession and have a chapel built here.”
While others were quick to conclude that Bernadette was seeing the Virgin Mary, the visionary herself did not claim to know the woman’s identity.
As she conveyed the repeated message to Father Peyramale, the priest grew frustrated and told Bernadette to ask the woman her name.
But when she did so, the woman smiled and remained silent. Her identity remained a mystery after the initial two-week period.
Three weeks later, on the Feast of the Annunciation, Bernadette visited the cave again. When she saw the lady, she kept asking to know her identity.
Finally, the woman folded her hands, looked up, and said:
“I am the Immaculate Conception.”
The seer, devout but uneducated, did not know what these words meant. She related them to Father Peyramale, who was stunned and informed his bishop.
Bernadette saw the Blessed Virgin Mary two more times in 1858: on the Wednesday after Easter, and on the feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
On 18 February 1862, the local bishop declared the apparitions worthy of belief.
St. Bernadette left Lourdes in 1866 to join a religious order in central France, where she died after several years of illness on 16 April 1879.
By the time of her death, a basilica had been built and consecrated at the apparition site, under the leadership of Father Peyramale.
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mcx7demonbros · 1 year
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The Annunciation, Paolo de Matteis, 1712
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Saint Louis Art Museum
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phillipmedhurst · 2 years
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04. The Annunciation by Jorge Sanchez Hernandez
Jorge Sánchez Hernández [1926 – 2016] was a Mexican Catholic painter and continuator of the style of 17th century Spanish Baroque painters. Collections include: Portraits of Colonial Nuns; Scenes from Ancient Mexico; the Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz Collection; the Mother of Jesus Collection; the Gospel Scenes Collection; the Collection with scenes from the story of Our Lady of Guadalupe; and…
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wgm-beautiful-world · 7 months
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Cathedral of Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Kharkiv, UKRAINE
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twobrothersatwork · 5 months
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"She kept him safe from his enemies, and she defended him from seducers, and gave him a strong conflict, that he might overcome, and know that wisdom is mightier than all"
1King 2:4-5 Douay-Rheims Bible
Artwork: George Hitchcock, The Annunciation.
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