Saint Benedict Collection
"Saint Benedict: A Life of Faith, Miracles, and Devotion" Step into the world of Saint Benedict, a revered figure in Christian history
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"Saint Benedict: A Life of Faith, Miracles, and Devotion" Step into the world of Saint Benedict, a revered figure in Christian history. From his last conversation with fellow saint St. Scholastica to his miraculous visions and acts of exorcism, this 15th-century fresco captures the essence of his remarkable life. In "The Vision of St. Bernard, " an oil painting from the early 16th century, we witness St. Bernard's encounter with the divine as he is touched by a higher power. This powerful image reflects the profound spirituality that guided Saint Benedict throughout his journey. Not all moments were filled with heavenly visions; some tested Saint Benedict's faith to its core. In "St. Benedict Drinks Poisoned Wine, " a tempera on wood artwork from the early 15th century, we see him facing danger head-on but emerging unharmed through divine intervention. But it was not just miracles that defined Saint Benedict; he also possessed practical skills and wisdom. As depicted in "St. Benedict Mends the Broken Sieve, " another tempera on wood piece from the same period, he exemplifies resourcefulness and perseverance in fixing what seems irreparable. His influence extended far beyond paintings and frescoes; even today, you can find statues honoring him inside Saint Peter's Basilica in Vatican City—a testament to his enduring legacy. "The Trinity and Giovanni Gualberto" showcases their spiritual bond as they stand side by side in this panel painting from 1470—an embodiment of unity within Christianity. Venturing outside Italy brings us to Malles/Mals in South Tyrol where Marienberg stands tall—the highest point overlooking breathtaking landscapes—symbolizing how far-reaching Saint Benedict's teachings have spread across borders. In yet another depiction captured on wood panels titled "St. Benedict Exorcises a Possessed Monk, " we witness his unwavering determination to combat evil and restore peace within the monastery.