Ethiopian Orthodox Baptism - Nanna Heitmann


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Ethiopian Orthodox Baptism - Nanna Heitmann

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early Sigd celebrations! November 19, 2025
Photographer: Mor Ganon
Source: Ariel University
Wosene Worke Kosrof, Ethiopian, active in the United States, born 1950, Acrylic on linen VMFA
Today we're scrolling through an illustrated Ethiopian protective roll, made in the 1700s. It contains numerous prayers against barya, legewon, evil spirits, demons, magical cunning and sorcery, and a variety of illnesses and conditions caused by these forces, such as smallpox, cough and sore throat, migraine, colic, and malaria. (UPenn Ms. Roll 2059)
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Access 'Ge'ez protective roll' through the Penn Libraries catalog.
Processional Cross. Ethiopian Orthodox. 14th to 15th Century.
The Smithsonian African Art Museum.

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Pharmaceutical companies around the world!
Heman Bekele, an Ethiopian immigrant to the US is showing his greatness and the greatness of Black people. Protect this young man at all cost, bc being an inventor is one thing, but being a Black inventor is a totally different thing, and bc of that he is a target, him and his invention.
"Presence" by Yeabtsega Getachew