This original oil painting on canvas is 92” X 43” unframed. Our Lady is life-sized and filled with presence! She will come signed and with a certificate of authenticity.
Mother of Priests is a depiction of a vision chronicled in the Diary of St. Faustina.
Mother of God of Priests is a depiction of a vision chronicled in the Diary of St. Faustina. Our Lady came to Faustina in a unique manifestation (see text below) and declared herself to be the “Mother of God of Priests.” She asked St. Faustina to tell priests about her… this image will continue that mission.
The excerpt from the Diary of St. Faustina
1585. A vision of the Mother of God. In the midst of a great brilliance, I saw the Mother of God clothed in a white gown, girt about with a golden cincture; and there were tiny stars, also of gold, over the whole garment, and chevron-shaped sleeves lined with gold,. Her cloak was sky-blue, lightly thrown over the shoulders. A transparent veil was delicately drawn over her head, while her flowing hair was set off beautifully by a golden crown which terminated in little crosses. On Her left arm She held the Child Jesus. A Blessed Mother of this type I had not yet seen. Then She looked at me kindly and said: I am the Mother of God of Priests. At that, She lowered Jesus from her arm to the ground, raised Her right hand heavenward and said: O God, bless Poland, bless priests. Then She addressed me once again: Tell the priests what you have seen.
This original oil painting on canvas is 92” X 43” unframed. Our Lady is life-sized and filled with presence! She will come signed and with a certificate of authenticity.
Mother of Priests is a depiction of a vision chronicled in the Diary of St. Faustina.
Mother of God of Priests is a depiction of a vision chronicled in the Diary of St. Faustina. Our Lady came to Faustina in a unique manifestation (see text below) and declared herself to be the “Mother of God of Priests.” She asked St. Faustina to tell priests about her… this image will continue that mission.
The excerpt from the Diary of St. Faustina
1585. A vision of the Mother of God. In the midst of a great brilliance, I saw the Mother of God clothed in a white gown, girt about with a golden cincture; and there were tiny stars, also of gold, over the whole garment, and chevron-shaped sleeves lined with gold,. Her cloak was sky-blue, lightly thrown over the shoulders. A transparent veil was delicately drawn over her head, while her flowing hair was set off beautifully by a golden crown which terminated in little crosses. On Her left arm She held the Child Jesus. A Blessed Mother of this type I had not yet seen. Then She looked at me kindly and said: I am the Mother of God of Priests. At that, She lowered Jesus from her arm to the ground, raised Her right hand heavenward and said: O God, bless Poland, bless priests. Then She addressed me once again: Tell the priests what you have seen.
