Holy Card
c.1970 (Printed)
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Holy card showing a figure with a crosier, seven stars, and water falling into a dish in the background with the words 'April twenty ninth' and 'Abbot' down the sides and 'St. Hugh' at the bottom on the recto and text on the verso.
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Materials and techniques | Print, ink on paper. |
Brief description | Holy card published by Fratelli Bonella, Italy, c.1970. |
Physical description | Holy card showing a figure with a crosier, seven stars, and water falling into a dish in the background with the words 'April twenty ninth' and 'Abbot' down the sides and 'St. Hugh' at the bottom on the recto and text on the verso. |
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Marks and inscriptions | On recto: 'April twenty ninth. Abbot. St. Hugh.'
On verso: 'St. Hugh. Abbot. Feast: April 29. St. Hugh the Great of Cluny entered Religion at an early age and advanced rapidly to positions of authority. During his sixty years as abbot, he became adviser to nine Popes, and to many of Europe's sovereigns. With St. Gregory VII, he promoted a powerful spiritual revival throughout Europe. In spite of his high position, he humbly waited on the lepers and other sick with his own hands. Prayer. St. Hugh, teach us charity and humility. Make us, as you were, accessible to all who seek our help, both lowly and lofty. Heavenly 80. Printed in Italy.' |
Credit line | Given by Pauline Meredith Webber |
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Accession number | E.421-2022 |
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Record created | March 19, 2022 |
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