Woven from these words
PREACHER · MIRACLES · LOST · THINGS · LISBON · PADUA · LILY · CHILD · JESUS · DEVOTION · FRANCISCAN · SIMPLICITY
St. Anthony of Padua
A portrait woven entirely from the names and titles that belong to Anthony of Padua.
Paired with Scripture“What woman having ten groats, if she lose one groat, doth not light a candle, and sweep the house, and seek diligently until she find it?”
Luke 15:8 (D-R)
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- High-resolution PNG, about 3600×4500 px — no watermark
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About this portrait
Made from a preacher’s fire and a people’s affection — Miracles, lost things, Padua, the lily, the Child Jesus — this portrait honours the Franciscan whose sermons drew crowds and whose help the faithful still beg for what is lost.
The Lord asked: “What woman having ten groats, if she lose one, doth not light a candle… and seek diligently until she find it?” (Luke 15:8). A Doctor of the Church loved most for the smallest of favours — Tony, Tony, turn around. Close, it is a search rewarded in words; far, it is the face that holds the Christ Child close.
