St. Dymphna: 4" statue Ornaments HW17-1928-101

HW17-1928-101

Derken's very clear defense of the validity of the Holy Orders derived from Archbishop Thuc

and our Heavenly Mother

our Heavenly Mother as a poor woman with her beautiful child

A print of Velasquez' Crucifixion in a 10 x 12 ornate mahogany frame with velvet backing and easel

St. Dymphna: 4" statue Ornaments HW17-1928-101This Irish princess suffered terribly at the hands of her pagan father after the death of her Christian Mother. When her father could not find another as beautiful as his wife to marry, his wicked counsellors encouraged him to marry his own daughter. To avoid this, St. Dymphna fled for Belgium with her confessor. Her father pursued her, and she died at his hands for refusing to marry him. Feastday: May 15 St. Dymphna, Irish princess and martyr