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Diocesan

3 days ago

"The Sixth Day of Christmas! God gave us Six Geese a-Laying, which represent the six days of creation." (Source: Catholic.org), Art by @jennortonart art #catholic #catholicfaith #catholicchurch #CatholicArt #Art #Christmas #Diocesan #ChristmasSeason ... See MoreSee Less

Diocesan

4 days ago

"The Fifth Day of Christmas! God gave us Five Golden rings, which represent The first Five Books of the Old Testament, the "Pentateuch", which gives the history of man's fall from grace." (Source: Catholic.org), Art by @jennortonart #catholic #catholicfaith #catholicchurch #CatholicArt #Art #Christmas #Diocesan #ChristmasSeason ... See MoreSee Less

Diocesan

5 days ago

"The Fourth Day of Christmas! God gave us Four Calling Birds which represents the Four Gospels and/or the Four Evangelists." (Source: Catholic.org), Art by @jennortonart #catholicfaith #ChristmasSeason #Christmas #CatholicArt #Diocesan #Art #catholicchurch #catholic ... See MoreSee Less

Diocesan

6 days ago

"The Third Day of Christmas! God gave us Three French Hens which represents the Faith, Hope, and Charity, the Theological Virtues." (Source: Catholic.org), Art by @jennortonart #CatholicArt #Art #ChristmasSeason #catholicfaith #catholic #Diocesan #Christmas #catholicchurch ... See MoreSee Less

Diocesan

7 days ago

"Continuing the meaning of the symbols, The Second Day of Christmas! God gave us Two Turtle Doves, which represents The Old and The New testaments." (Source: Catholic.org), Art by @jennortonart #Diocesan #Art #catholicfaith #ChristmasSeason #Christmas #catholicchurch #CatholicArt #catholic ... See MoreSee Less

Diocesan

1 week ago

"The Twelve Days of Christmas" was written in England as one of the "catechism songs" to help young Catholics learn the tenets of their faith. The song's gifts are hidden meanings to the teachings of the faith. The "true love" mentioned in the song doesn't refer to an earthly suitor, it refers to God Himself. The "me" who receives the presents refers to every baptized person. The partridge in a pear tree is Jesus Christ, the Son of God. In the song, Christ is symbolically presented as a mother partridge that feigns injury to decoy predators from her helpless nestlings, much in memory of the expression of Christ's sadness over the fate of Jerusalem." (Source: catholic.org), (Art by @jennortonart) #december #catholic #Christmas #Diocesan #catholicfaith #ChristmasSeason #catholicchurch #CatholicArt #Art ... See MoreSee Less