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Share with : Share with : Magnificat Rosary for a Eucharistic Revival All twenty mysteries, with introductions, focus on Eucharistic revival Splendid artwork helps prepare us to contemplate Jesus and Mary more devoutly Mary, Jesus’ first tabernacle, leads us to adore and follow him in all the joys, lights, and sorrows of this earth to the unending […]
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The Temptation of Christ (c 1525–1530), Simon Bening (c 1483–1561) After the introduction of the printing press to Europe in the mid-15th century, the production of manuscripts was changed, not ended While printing enabled the rapid production of books of all kinds, discerning patrons continued to commission handwritten books, often requesting exquisitely illuminated prayer […]
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