St. Pope Leo the Great vs. Attila the Hun – Catholic Art Print

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St. Pope Leo the Great vs. Attila the Hun – Catholic Art PrintSt. Pope Leo the Great (c. 400 461) is perhaps most famous for his encounter with Attila the Hun. The Roman government and army had fallen apart, and Attila was sacking and pillaging cities all over Italy. As he was preparing to sack the city of Rome, Pope Leo went out to meet him. This dramatic picture illustrates that encounter. Attila had great earthly power with soldiers and weapons. Leo had nothing but the rightness of his cause. Alone and

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The holy card it's based on was done by Philip Kemper from Dayton

We have restored this photo to a vividness that wouldn't have been possible until a few years ago

Initially there were 150 prayers

We hope this will be a beautiful reminder for you to wear on a chain or cord

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but we think the first red letters are a rubric for a prayer of Salutation to God