Ecstasy of St. Teresa of Avila – Doctor of the Church – Print of a 19th Century Hand-Tinted Engraving – Catholic Art Print – Archival

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Ecstasy of St. Teresa of Avila – Doctor of the Church – Print of a 19th Century Hand-Tinted Engraving – Catholic Art Print – ArchivalThe Ecstasy of St. Teresa of Avila (1515 1582) was a deeply religious experience she had that changed her life forever. It was an intense, deep communion with God. She described the experience in her autobiography as a beautiful angel stabbing her heart with a golden arrow. I want to quote the whole passage because, well, she is a Doctor of the Church, and the passage explains a lot about the spiritual life, but as well it tells a lot about the

it is 'spirit'

an earlier meditation of youth done by Dyce

so the divine Child smiles at this bloodstained image

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) was one of the premier commercial artists of his day

The white and red rays symbolize the blood and water that flowed from His heart when He was pierced on the cross after He died

" The Gospel says they were frightened but overjoyed

In a larger sense

sleeping on rocks

The colored image DOES NOT go all the way to the edge of the paper

the more I will bless you