Our Lady of the Olives by Nicolò Barabino

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Our Lady of the Olives by Nicolò Barabino"Our Lady of the Olive Tree" (also called "Our Lady of the Olives") by Nicol Barabino was one of the most famous Catholic paintings of the 19th Century, widely considered to be a masterpiece. She's a little less well known now, as is the devotion to Our Lady under that title. It dates back to 1493 when a church in the French village of Murat was struck by lightning and burned to the ground. Miraculously, a wooden statue of Mary survived, made of olive

** IMPORTANT ** There is a white border around the image

doing beautiful landscapes in which he attempted to elevate them with some significance

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The colored flames symbolize the living presence of God in His Word

It is a detail from my collage/painting of herself

and provide even more accumulative weight for the justification of the Faith

You may be reminded of Christ asleep in the boat

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the Carmel was in a state of uncertainty

bringing down this Bread of Angels from Heaven

and protection

In the priestly garb below to the right we believe is Aaron