Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity Print
ABOUT THIS PIECE:
While we are called to use our gifts and talents for the greater glory of God, each of us undeniably experience seasons where we are asked to place those gifts on a shelf for a time. Hard though these times may be, Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity reminds us that “offering up” those talents can glorify God just as much as the constant pursuit of using them.
The music notes you see within this piece are actually the notes to "Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence." This is a nod to how Saint Elizabeth, despite her silence as a cloistered nun, made her whole life a "song" for God.
Want to know more about Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity? I recently wrote two reflections, free to read through the links below:
Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity: Immolation of Talents
Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity: Cloister of the Heart
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DETAILS:
Printed on high-quality matte paper; Watermark removed; hand-signed
The ORIGINAL charcoal sketch of this piece is for sale. More information can be found here.
Please note that no prints larger than 11x14" will available until the original has sold.
God bless!
Haley
ABOUT THIS PIECE:
While we are called to use our gifts and talents for the greater glory of God, each of us undeniably experience seasons where we are asked to place those gifts on a shelf for a time. Hard though these times may be, Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity reminds us that “offering up” those talents can glorify God just as much as the constant pursuit of using them.
The music notes you see within this piece are actually the notes to "Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence." This is a nod to how Saint Elizabeth, despite her silence as a cloistered nun, made her whole life a "song" for God.
Want to know more about Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity? I recently wrote two reflections, free to read through the links below:
Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity: Immolation of Talents
Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity: Cloister of the Heart
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DETAILS:
Printed on high-quality matte paper; Watermark removed; hand-signed
The ORIGINAL charcoal sketch of this piece is for sale. More information can be found here.
Please note that no prints larger than 11x14" will available until the original has sold.
God bless!
Haley
ABOUT THIS PIECE:
While we are called to use our gifts and talents for the greater glory of God, each of us undeniably experience seasons where we are asked to place those gifts on a shelf for a time. Hard though these times may be, Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity reminds us that “offering up” those talents can glorify God just as much as the constant pursuit of using them.
The music notes you see within this piece are actually the notes to "Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence." This is a nod to how Saint Elizabeth, despite her silence as a cloistered nun, made her whole life a "song" for God.
Want to know more about Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity? I recently wrote two reflections, free to read through the links below:
Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity: Immolation of Talents
Saint Elizabeth of the Trinity: Cloister of the Heart
-----------------------------
DETAILS:
Printed on high-quality matte paper; Watermark removed; hand-signed
The ORIGINAL charcoal sketch of this piece is for sale. More information can be found here.
Please note that no prints larger than 11x14" will available until the original has sold.
God bless!
Haley
