Paschal Collection

White flowers and a cross on an Easter card
White flowers and an ornate cross on a two-part Easter card, with cherub (left) and Paschal Lamb (right). Date: circa 1890s

The paschal lamb (engraving)
818857 The paschal lamb (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The paschal lamb. From the book of Exodus chapter 7 verse 2.); Look and Learn / Elgar Collection

Window depicting Moses and the Paschal lamb (stained glass)
1279256 Window depicting Moses and the Paschal lamb (stained glass) by French School, (16th century); Eglise St-Jean-au-Marche, Troyes, France; (add.info.: Troyes, Eglise St-Jean-au-MarchA©)

Crosier (golden copper)
3499634 Crosier (golden copper) by Catalan School, (13th century); Centre d Art-Sacre, Ille-sur-Tet, Rosellon, South of France; (add.info.: Romanesque period. Crosier. Golden copper. Century XIII)

Paschalis II
LLM460423 Paschalis II by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Paschalis II. Illustration in Romani Pontefici by Luigi Tripepi (Roma, 1879).); © Look and Learn

S Paschalis I
LLM460359s Paschalis I by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.:s Paschalis I. Illustration in Romani Pontefici by Luigi Tripepi (Roma, 1879).); © Look and Learn

Pascal Candlestick, 1937. Creator: Ethel Dougan
Pascal Candlestick, 1937

Landowner giving the Paschal greeting to her peasants, Russia, 1890s. The Paschal greeting is an Easter tradition in some Christian churches, including the Eastern Orthodox Church

The Paschal Lamb (Passover sacrifice) - Exodus 12. circa 1690

Angel bearer of the Eucharist. Detail of St. Paschal Baylon by TIEPOLO, Giovanni Battista (1696-1770)

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"Paschal: A Symbolic Journey of Faith and Renewal" In the realm of Easter celebrations, the presence symbolism is undeniable. From white flowers adorning an Easter card to a cross standing tall, these visual cues remind us of the profound significance behind this holy season. The image of the paschal lamb engraved in our minds as a representation of sacrifice and redemption. It harkens back to ancient times when lambs were offered as offerings during Passover celebrations. This timeless symbol continues to resonate with believers worldwide. Stained glass windows depicting Moses and the Paschal lamb transport us into a world where faith intertwines with artistry. The vibrant colors illuminate our souls, reminding us that light can always penetrate even the darkest corners. A golden copper crosier held by Paschalis II evokes reverence and authority. It serves as a reminder that spiritual leaders guide their flock through both joyous and challenging times, just like Christ did for his disciples. S Paschalis I's legacy lives on through history, leaving an indelible mark on papal reigns past and present. His name echoes throughout time, representing continuity amidst change. Ethel Dougan's Pascal Candlestick from 1937 stands as a testament to craftsmanship and devotion. Its flickering flame illuminates hearts during solemn ceremonies, casting shadows that dance in harmony with prayers whispered into existence. In Russia's vast landscapes, we witness landowners giving the Paschal greeting to their peasants in humble solidarity. This act bridges social divides while emphasizing unity under God's watchful eye – a powerful reminder that love transcends societal boundaries. A military badge bearing the emblematic Paschal Lamb reminds soldiers of their duty not only towards country but also towards something greater than themselves – protecting values rooted deeply within faith traditions. Angel bearers carrying Eucharist embody St. Paschal Baylon's unwavering devotion to Christ's body and blood.