Christ with Roses – Harry Clarke Catholic Art Print – Catholic Gift – Archival Quality Newman Center You can tell she's in

You can tell she's in a church because the item on the wall next to her is a censor

The drawing is by Hans Holbein the Younter

The Blessed Mother appeared to little Bernadette of Lourdes in 1858 in France and told her to dig in the dirt and drink some of the water she found

wearing blue

The banners the angels hold say

Christ with Roses – Harry Clarke Catholic Art Print – Catholic Gift – Archival Quality Newman Center You can tell she's inA friend of ours who has gone on to her reward said one time that they didn't need to nail Christ to the cross because love held him up there. In this beautiful and unusual painting, Christ is crucified amidst roses, to signify his suffering as well as his love. He died for us, out of love for us. Harry Clarke (1889 1931) was an Irish artist most noted for his stained glass windows. He had early talent as a child in the arts, and his father had a