St Francis Xavier Collection
"Exploring the Life and Legacy of St
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"Exploring the Life and Legacy of St. Francis Xavier" Step into history with a captivating collection of images that shed light on the remarkable life and enduring legacy of St. Francis Xavier. In Veronica Stern's poignant painting, "The Death of St. Francis Xavier, " we witness the somber moment as this revered figure breathes his last breath, leaving behind a profound impact on Christianity. Traveling to Paris, we enter the Chapel of St Jean de Beauvais where St. Francis Xavier once lectured in its attached college. Engraved depictions transport us back in time, allowing us to imagine his powerful teachings resonating within these sacred walls. Journeying further eastward, we arrive at Goa, India – a place forever linked to our protagonist's story. An engraving captures the solemn Exposition of the Body of St. Francis Xavier at Goa, showcasing the reverence bestowed upon him even after death. The black-and-white photo grants us an intimate glimpse into Bom Jesus Cathedral's interior view; its grandeur testifies to his lasting influence. A pivotal moment unfolds before our eyes as oil on canvas portrays St Ignatius Loyola sending off his trusted companion, St. Francis Xavier, on a mission to India – an event that would shape both their lives and countless others for centuries to come. Venturing further eastward still, we encounter San Chian Island in China through an enchanting engraving – evidence of how far-reaching his missionary efforts truly were. Multiple engravings depict this extraordinary man himself: from capturing his likeness in intricate detail to illustrating him teaching Japanese children their catechism with unwavering dedication. Intriguingly enough, even long after his passing in 1552 AD. , artists continued depicting him throughout various eras such as the 19th century depiction by an unknown artist who recognized and honored this great missionary's contributions by founding Jesuit order.