#incorrupt

The incorrupt body of St. Bernadette Soubirous, Nevers, France

On December 5th we celebrate the #memorial of #blessed Bartholomew Fanti. Lord God, you made Blessed Bartholomew Fanti outstanding in his zeal for devotion to the Eucharist and to the Blessed Virgin Mary. May we experience in this regard the same fullness of spirit that was his. We ask this through Christ, our Lord. ... For 35 years, Bartholomew Fanti was part of the Confraternity of Our Lady in the Carmelite church of Mantova. On January 1, 1460, he became the spiritual director and rector of the confraternity, writing its rule and statutes. It is clear that he was completely dedicated to this ministry until he died. Such was his own devotion to the #eucharist rist that it stressed by his biographers along with that of his very loving devotion towards the Virgin Mary. A popular image of Blessed Bartholomew shows him explaining the Eucharist to a group of novices, including Blessed Baptist Spagnoli, seated prominently in the front row. Other biographers stress his extraordinary effective preaching. Such claims that Blessed Baptist Spagnoli was a novice of Fanti’s appear to be erroneous for a couple of reasons. There are no reliable indications that Fanti served as a novice director and Spagnoli spend his first year in 1463-1464 at Ferrara and not at Mantova. The Rule for the Confraternity consists of 12 chapters written by Fanti. He uses a very simple and concise style some say is indicative of the First Order of #carmelites. He also wrote a registry of worthwhile facts. These writings have been published, with an exhaustive introductory text, by Graziano of St. Teresa. Fanti died in 1495. In 1516 his body was moved from its tomb to the chapel of the Church to Our Lady. In 1598 his body was placed under the altar. Following the suppression of the house, in 1783, his body was moved to San Marco, and from there, after approximately 10 years, to the cathedral where it remains today, #incorrupt, in the #chapel of the crowned Madonna. #feast #saint #bartholomewfanti #carmelite #carmelites #sacredart #stainedglass #stainedglasswindow #prayer #faith #spirituality #teacher #ourladyofmountcarmel #catholic #christianity #mission #vocation #hope #courage #jesus https://www.instagram.com/carmelitesaet/p/CXDJsLHlUZ9/?utm_medium=tumblr

How to Tell if Your Saint is Incorrupt

1797-1856 Feast Day: June 17 Patronage: Single women Saint Emily de Vialar was born in France, to the physician of Louis XVIII. She cared for the children and sick of the town, trying to repair the harm done by the French Revolution, while also caring for her widowed father. In 1835, St. Emily and 26 women took religious vows, calling themselves the sisters of St. Joseph “of the Apparition.” ( referring to The angel Gabriels’ telling St. Joseph to flee to Egypt) By the time St. Emily died, 42 foundations were established all over the world. Four years after her death her body was found incorrupt.

{website}

#sketch #scene #drawing #incorrupt #landscape #mistery #death #nature #myuniverse🌍 #animals #desolation #alien #volcano #creature #creations #pen #art https://www.instagram.com/p/BvPOB7gFPcX/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=t0fti8qiirge

{website}

{website}