Thanks to the generosity and
encouragement of Allison Gingras and Elizabeth Riordan, an ever-expanding group
of Catholic bloggers take the time each week to re-post their favorite articles
on “It’s Worth Revisiting” Wednesdays.
Do yourself a favor- go there now (and every
Wednesday) and let these authors bless and challenge you in Faith journey.
During the rest of each
week. visit Allison at Reconciled To You and
Elizabeth at Theology Is A Verb.
You will be pleased with what they share.
Here is what I am sharing
this week:
Fra Angelico - Sharing The Fruits of His Contemplation
(Originally posted February 18, 2015)
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As a Lay Dominican, I promised to engage in a consistent and serious study of my Faith, to ponder and chew on those Truths and to share the fruits of my contemplation with others - all for the glory of God and for the salvation of souls. In a very limited and inadequate way, I have tried to use my writing and this blog to achieve those goals.
The Blessed Dominican whom we commemorate today, Blessed John of Fiesole (more popularly referred to as Fra Angelico) shared the fruits of his contemplation, not so much through words, but through the magnificent works of art that flowed from his reflection and through the paint brushes God so skillfully guided.
One would be hard pressed to gaze upon these treasures without obtaining a greater understanding and appreciation for the great Truths of our Faith. Oh, how satisfying his work is to souls hungry to be nourished!
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