Crochet Painting With Gold Thread

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The name of the output array ISTENNEK ANYA ANGEL
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Description of the painting
The patron saint of our parish is St. Petronilla, anglicized to St. Petronille. Her name is the feminine and diminutive of Peter, and she is said to have been a daughter of the Apostle Peter. Although she is missing from the oldest Roman liturgical books, she is seen in a painting of the mid-4th century in the Catacombs of St. Domitilla, where she was buried, and her name appears on lists of the venerated tombs of martyrs in the sixth and seventh centuries. During the time of Pope Paul I (757-767), an ancient sarcophagus containing the remains of St. Petronille was translated from the catacombs to the Basilica of St Peter, the treasury of which still preserves a large metal reliquary with her skull inside it. A chapel dedicated to her is in the back of Basilica of St. Peter. The chapel contains a painting by the painter Francesco Barbieri (1591-1666), known by the nickname “Guercino,” commissioned in 1623. The painting depicts St. Petronille’s burial and Christ welcoming her into heaven, honored as a virgin. This holy virgin continues to shine as a bright star in the church.

The shrine of St. Petronille, located on the south side of the exterior of the church, is a reproduction of a crypt chapel found in the Catacombs of St. Callistus, dating back to the first centuries of the Christian era. All carvings are authentic facsimiles of inscriptions, frescoes and ornamentations found in the catacombs. The terra cotta picture of St. Petronille, our parish patroness is a copy of a fresco of Petronille leading Veneranda into Heaven in the Catacomb of St. Domitilla.

Hence our shrine unites us with the early Christian era, turning our attention back over a span of nearly two thousand years. It speaks across the pages of history, reminding us of our possession of the same faith and the reception of the same sacraments as members of the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church across the ages.

In the following narration we shall endeavor to interpret the meaning and significance of the various symbols and inscriptions reproduced in our Shrine of St. Petronille.

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