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Tuesday of the Second Week in Lent, Nostra Signora della Luce / Our Lady of Light, Palermo, Italy, (18th Century) and the Saints for 27 February

Tuesday of the Second Week of Lent Nostra Signora della Luce / Our Lady of Light, Palermo, Italy, (18th Century) – 27 February:HERE:https://anastpaul.com/2021/02/27/our-lady-of-light-palermo-italy-18th-century-and-memorials-of-the-saints-27-february/ St Abundius of RomeSt Alexander of RomeSt AlnothSt Antigonus of RomeSt Baldomerus of Saint Just (Died c650) SubDeacon, MonkSt Basilios of…

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Our Lady of Light, Palermo, Italy, (18th Century) and Memorials of the Saints - 27 February

Our Lady of Light, Palermo, Italy, (18th Century) and Memorials of the Saints – 27 February

Our Lady of Light, Palermo, Italy, (18th Century) – 27 February: Early in the 18th century, a Jesuit, Father John Genovesi, lived in Palermo, Italy. At the beginning of his missionary career, he placed the souls over which he would have charge, under the protection of the Blessed Mother, deciding to take with him, to each of his missions, an image of Mary.Not knowing which image of Our Lady to…

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Monday of the First Week in Lent, Nostra Signora della Luce / Our Lady of Light, Italy, (18th Century), St Gabriel of Our Lady of Sorrows and Memorials of the Saints - 27 February

Monday of the First Week in Lent Nostra Signora della Luce / Our Lady of Light, Palermo, Italy, (18th Century) – 27 February:HERE:https://anastpaul.com/2021/02/27/our-lady-of-light-palermo-italy-18th-century-and-memorials-of-the-saints-27-february/ St Gabriel of Our Lady of Sorrows/Gabriel Possenti CP (1838-1862) Passionist Religious and student preparing for the Priesthood. Gabriel was known…

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Quinquagesima Sunday, Nostra Signora della Luce / Our Lady of Light, Palermo, Italy, (18th Century) and Memorials of the Saints - 27 February

Quinquagesima Sunday, Nostra Signora della Luce / Our Lady of Light, Palermo, Italy, (18th Century) and Memorials of the Saints – 27 February

Quinquagesima Sunday: The period of fifty days before Easter. It begins with the Sunday before Ash Wednesday, called Dominica in Quinquagesima or Esto Mihi from the beginning of the Introit of the Mass; it is a Sunday of the second class, and the colour the Mass and Office is violet.For many early Christians Quinquagesima marked the time after which meat was forbidden. In many places, this…

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