#Holy family
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wgm-beautiful-world · 3 months ago
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SAGRADA FAMILIA
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zanephillips · 8 months ago
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FERNANDO ANDINA Holy Family 2.05 "Buenos Aires"
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srhelena-ofmary · 23 days ago
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The family of Jesus
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cheerfullycatholic · 4 months ago
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Ladies and gentlemen,
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Them
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tomicscomics · 10 months ago
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04/05/2024
What do you think Jesus's first word was?
JOKE-OGRAPHY: 1. "Annunciation" (announcing something) and "enunciation" (pronouncing something) are two words that sound very similar, so I took the Biblical Annunciation (when the angel Gabriel announced Christ's birth to Mary) and set it beside an imagining of Jesus pronouncing -- or enunciating -- His first word. I alluded to this pun a couple weeks ago in a previous cartoon's description, then decided it ought to have its own comic. 2. My sisters suggested "Abba" as Jesus's first word. I thought it was perfect, because it's a plausible first word for a baby, since it's made up of simple syllables -- like "mama" or "dada" -- but it's also got that Son-of-God vibe to it.
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hellenicrisis · 29 days ago
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Lord Jesus, bless us and have mercy on us,
Fill us with your love and grace during the season of your birth.
Look with kindness upon us as we look with reverence to you
And flood our hearts with worship. Amen.
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thegirlintheblackdress · 8 months ago
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Jesus Christ, by @?
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portraitsofsaints · 24 days ago
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The Feast of the Holy Family
Jesus, Mary, Joseph, pray for us!
The “contemplation of this admirable model, the Church draws the values to hold up to the women & men of all times & all cultures.”-Pope Saint John Paul II
Prints, plaques & holy cards available for purchase. (website)
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dramoor · 1 year ago
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~O come let us adore Him~
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donnadarling · 10 months ago
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I feel like Catholics and other Christians tend to hold up the Holy Family as the ideal role model of a nuclear family; but Mary was pregnant outside of wedlock, and Joseph was not Jesus's bio dad. The Holy Spirit (the One Who conceived Jesus) is referred to with feminine language in the original text of the Scripture. According to the Church, Mary and Joseph never consummated their relationship; instead adopting more kids. At Jesus' request, John the Beloved took in Mary as his own Mother--that's chosen family.
None of these things exactly fits the ideals of a nuclear marriage and family which Christians espouse--in fact, it would be considered scandalous. But they were a Holy Family nonetheless. It's almost like family can be complicated and not fit into lines or boxes, and still be built on love and honoring to God
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wgm-beautiful-world · 1 month ago
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Sagrada Familia
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rabbitprayer · 1 year ago
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The Nativity in an Ethiopian Orthodox psalter.
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rinielsaerwen · 11 days ago
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Finished and framed in time for the feast of the Holy Family 💕
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tomicscomics · 1 year ago
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01/05/2024
"If you cannot afford a lamb, one will be appointed to you."
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JOKE-OGRAPHY: 1. Joseph continues reading about Jewish law from his brochure (continued from last week's cartoon).  In Jewish tradition, the sacrifice for a newborn boy was typically one yearling lamb (for the sin offering) and one turtledove (for the burnt offering).  As Mary and Joseph discuss this, the Holy Spirit (a dove, but not for sacrifice) shows up to give a knowing glance at Baby Jesus.  You see, Jesus is called the "Lamb of God," and His mission is to be sacrificed for our sins, so it's ironic that His parents are required to sacrifice a lamb for HIM under Jewish law. 2. A few commenters last week were concerned about Mary and Joseph sleeping too close together in their blanket fort, as it challenges the perpetual virginity of Mary (a core Catholic belief).  I argue that Mary and Joseph are a poor married couple sleeping in a barn that's open to the cold and creatures of nature, so the chaste and honorable Joseph would probably stay near his Holy Family for their protection, instead of sleeping apart and leaving them vulnerable.  No scandal here! 3. A few commenters last week argued about the perpetual virginity of Mary (the belief that she remained a virgin after Jesus's birth; a belief held by the early Church even before the Bible was canonized).  I just wanted to say that I'm thrilled and honored that my comics appeal to people of all religions, including other Christian denominations.  It moves me every time I get a comment from someone who isn't Catholic but loves my work.  That said, I AM Catholic, so please understand that my comics follow the canon of Catholicism when I can help it.  No hard feelings.  Of course, you're all welcome to continue giving me suggestions and debating in the comments (good-naturedly, of course).  I've learned so much by listening and looking into your apologetics.
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meranie · 3 months ago
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FF6 Artober Day 19: Hope/望み
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How do we know unless we try?
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thegirlintheblackdress · 6 months ago
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Jesus Returning to Nazareth with his Parents, by William Dobson
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