Consoler of the Afflicted – Loreto Embroideries - Catholic Art Print

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Consoler of the Afflicted – Loreto Embroideries - Catholic Art PrintIn this image of Mary, Consoler of the Afflicted (Consolatrix Afflectiroum), we have the Blessed Mother comforting a young bride, still in her veil, as her husband goes off to war. As with all the titles of Mary in the medieval Litany of Loreto, this one expresses an aspect of her relationship to us. The Litany has about 50 titles, and an Italian artist, Ezio Anichini, made illustrations of most of them in 1912. His work is Art Noveau, one of our

located in German-occupied Poland during World War II

whose leaves never fade

wearing a traditional Vietnamese dress and holding the baby Jesus

which reminds us of the reason he did this for us: His boundless love

this 19th Century Eucharist artwork is a subtle declaration of the faith and the perfect Catholic decorative piece for the right nook or bookshelf

a gold and a wood

Although quiet and reserved

Mary Major Basilica in Rome and is attributed to St

John's Wort

Referring to the children

but the copy we had wasn't fine enough

while his left hand holds a sphere surmounted by a cross