the saints and all the martyrs

Drunk w/ The Only Saints I Know

saint francis of assisi

cosmos and damian

Saint Thomas the Virgin Island

also, xxxps, perhaps ud like to blow me idk

ban princess tamtam forever

saint dymphna

saint sebastien

saint patrick

saint gabriel lalemant

Sorry, I just don't see what you get from this thread that you couldn't achieve by opening a notepad file and just listing things there. Besides the opportunity to "zing" me with your no-caps, low effort posting and high-five your "posting bros" over it afterwards.

saint dom

saint simma, who hath the keys to my bimma

st. anger

saint ann

saint john baldessari

http://www.authonomy.com/images/avatar/Authonomy_Avatar_25042010212025973.jpg

anna pak agi

saint frances xavier cabrini

saint teresia benedicta of the cross AKA saint edith stein

saint egbert of northumbria

saint andrew

the apostolic saints

saint therese

saint jerome removing the thorn from a lions paw

saint james comma james

saint en

saint elmo and his fire

the uganda martyrs

the korean martyrs

jfk

saint john baldessari

― plax (ico), Friday, November 12, 2010 12:13 AM (22 minutes ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

r u sure

saint parker of posey

idk i liked his show at the met more than i thought i would

buffy summers

saint shaznay
saint melanie
saint nicole
saint natalie

saint loopy of "life with loopy"

Saint Ed Kuepper
Saint Chris Bailey
Saint Kilda

saint cecilia

saint grace jones and saint kate bush

Saint barts

saint john the baptist

Saint my mum

saint richard tuttle

Saint Carl Sagan

Saint Mary McKillop (serious answer now)

saint ciccone, mother most decadent

niki de saint phalle

oscar romero

buffy saint marie

Saint Herman of Alaska

another thread for white people

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMCt_TFxISk

great song

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Five thousand years ago pigeons, called doves, were domesticated as a source of food and companionship. Soon they were harnessed as a messenger. It was a pigeon that delivered the results of the first marathon. A pigeon returned to Noah on the ark with an olive branch to signal that the great flood was receding. A pigeon descended as the holy spirit during Christ’s baptism.

The five pigeons portrayed here are from the Book of Columba, a little known biblical age text that included parables with pigeons as spiritual guides, advisors and symbols. The references to doves in the bible are all that remains of this rich history of pigeons and religion.

These five altar pieces are designed to accept votive offerings to these pigeons saints. A votive offering is given in the hope that the chosen figure will work miracles, or to thank the figure for miracles already worked.

If you would like to make an offering please purchase a handful of healthy bird feed and place it inside the altar of your choice. Your offering will be carried off by local birds, which will benefit from the natural food that is not as damaging as the processed grains they usually have to eat from our leftovers and throw-aways.

If you would prefer to take away an icon of one of the five pigeons, simply purchase one of the capsules and see which pigeon flies across your path. All proceeds will be donated to the Broad Street Ministry, a broad-minded Christian community that cherishes creativity, fosters and nurtures artistic expression, extends inclusive hospitality and works for a more just world through civic engagement.

The Sentinel

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The Wanderer

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The Forefather

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The Adventurer

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The Mother

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Stevie is this bcz you are a Palomar fan? har har

(wait idgi)

iirc he had some footnote that it translated as "pigeon coop"

the saints and all the martyrs

http://www.st-christopher-medal.com/st-christopher-images/Saint-Christopher-Symbol-Dog.jpg

st. christopher with a dog's head

saint eustace

saint charles borromeo

saint maximilian kolbe

(died in auschwitz; i took maximilian as my confirmation name)

christina the astonishing, from Belgium, remembered for her faith and her violent fits of ecstasy.

saint jerome removing the thorn from a lions paw

― plax (ico), Friday, November 12, 2010 5:22 AM (8 months ago)

http://www.aug.edu/augusta/iconography/

fucking hell that is the best link of all time

:)

forty martyrs of sebaste

saint aethelthryth

St. Praxedes
St. Pudentiana

also, xxxps, perhaps ud like to blow me idk

― plax (ico), Friday, November 12, 2010 12:59 AM Bookmark Flag Post

ban princess tamtam forever

― max, Friday, November 12, 2010 12:59AM

would vote this ticket in a heartbeat ^^^

wtf

our lady of lip, mother most sassy

saint loopy of "life with loopy"

― twisted sister hazel dickens (Stevie D(eux)), Friday, November 12, 2010 12:40 AM (3 years ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

what the fuck?

forty martyrs of england and wales

saint afra

father fray angel ferrer

saint patricia

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b4/Saint_Lucy_by_Domenico_di_Pace_Beccafumi.jpg
saint lucy

Saint Ermin of Lobbes

The martyrs consisted of 14 nuns and lay sisters (O.C.D.), and two externs:

Choir Nuns

Mother Teresa of St. Augustine, prioress (Madeleine-Claudine Ledoine) b. 1752
Mother St. Louis, sub-prioress (Marie-Anne [or Antoinett] Brideau) b. 1752
Mother Henriette of Jesus, ex-prioress (Marie-Françoise Gabrielle de Croissy) b. 1745
Sister Mary of Jesus Crucified (Marie-Anne Piedcourt) b. 1715
Sister Charlotte of the Resurrection, ex-sub-prioress and sacristan (Anne-Marie-Madeleine Thouret) b. 1715
Sister Euphrasia of the Immaculate Conception (Marie-Claude Cyprienne) b. 1736
Sister Teresa of the Sacred Heart of Mary (Marie-Antoniette Hanisset) b. 1740
Sister Julie Louise of Jesus, widow (Rose-Chrétien de la Neuville) b. 1741
Sister Teresa of St. Ignatius (Marie-Gabrielle Trézel) b. 1743
Sister Mary-Henrietta of Providence (Anne Petras) b. 1760
Sister Constance, novice (Marie-Geneviève Meunier) b. 1765
Lay Sisters

Sister St. Martha (Marie Dufour) b. 1742
Sister Mary of the Holy Spirit (Angélique Roussel) b. 1742
Sister St. Francis Xavier (Julie Vérolot) b. 1764
Externs

Catherine Soiron b. 1742
Thérèse Soiron b. 1748

heaven and Jesus and the saints and all the martyrs

Saint Benedict seems cool. left Rome to be a wandering hermit, ended up living in a cave for 3 years like some Tibetan monk. he became a local legend and was asked to take over for the recently deceased abbot of a nearby monastery. he instituted the "Rule of Saint Benedict" which became the standard rule-set for Xtian monasteries and was strict (it was said he knew when people broke the rules even when far from the monastery and he would call bad behavior out on his return) and punitive enough to make him plenty of enemies, who repeatedly tried to poison him, occasions of which there are all these miracles attached. he blessed a poisoned cup and it shattered. he blessed a piece of poisoned bread and a raven came and took it away. when he got tired of this he left his post to go back to living in a cave.

his story is a lot longer and seems pretty cool. i wonder if anyone has written a story about him that doesn't just focus on his monastery rules.

The monks of Ely were notorious saint stealers, but they were also responsible for a saint-jacking when they stole the body of St Eadnoth when it was en route to Ramsey in 1016. Is anyone aware of any other saint-jackings where relics have been intercepted and stolen en route? pic.twitter.com/A7BuyYlIsx

— Dr Francis Young (@DrFrancisYoung) June 12, 2019

ain't nothing but goddamned lowdown saint-jackers!

ST Elizabeth of Aragon’s 700 year old hand has never decomposed apparently, nuff power of rejuvenation + oil of ulay-iation.