St. Notburga – Beautiful Catholic Art – Archival Quality

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St. Notburga – Beautiful Catholic Art – Archival QualitySt. Notburga by R. Frische A gentle, serene landscape reflects the beautiful nature of St. Notburga (1265 1313), a woman from the Tyrol, part of modern day Austria. She was a servant in the household Count Henry of Rattenberg. She was a cook and took leftover food from the household to feed the poor. One day Henry's wife, Otillia, ordered Notburga to give the scraps to their pigs instead. Notburga obeyed. She then began to fast and take portions of

Saint Pius V established the feast day of Our Lady of the Rosary

You could call her the "green" saint

but none of us are perfect

that the thoughts of many may be revealed

heads bent

for he is our Redeemer

and thus closer to our Lord and friend Jesus

Its beauty and elegance are timeless

She was a Benedictine abbess

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or setting in a shrine

often have a footstool