Moonlit Mass – 19th Century – Beautiful Catholic Artwork – Archival Quality Valentine like a celebration

like a celebration

it took two years of work by three weavers to finish the first tapesty in 1890

Therese of Lisieux (on right) with her older sister

The feast has an eschatological dimension pointing to the end of time when the kingdom of Jesus will be established in all its fullness to the ends of the earth

and Therese told her she would never be even an inch further away than she was at that moment

Moonlit Mass – 19th Century – Beautiful Catholic Artwork – Archival Quality Valentine like a celebrationWe love the atmosphere of this 19th Century German painting. A Catholic procession from an old Gothic cathedral under the moonlight. It is mysterious, and the night is filled with Christ. Anywhere we go, He is there. Even more so when we proclaim Him, as in a procession after Mass. This beautiful painting was done in the late 1800s by an anonymous painter of whats called the German School. It recently sold at auction for a price substantially higher