Christians Collection (page 26)

Advertisements, illustrated books for children
Advertisements for various illustrated books for children, some for them to colour in themselves, and some designed to bring them up as good little Christians

Ms - Civitatis Dei
From a French manuscript of Augustines De Civitate Dei - the picture shows soldiers harassing early Christians, and donors offering gifts to the first Pope, Peter

Chinese Christianity ?
An inscription on stone found in 1625 at Si- gan-fou, in Chinas Chen-si province, seems to testify to a Christian presence there as early as 635

Boito Nerone Liebig 4
Scene from act three : in the home of the Christians, news comes that Simon Magus plans to betray them

Digging in the Catacombs
Early Christians, with pick, shovel, and a flaming torch, dig themselves secret places for their meetings in the Roman catacombs

In the Catacombs
An early Christian priest in the Roman catacombs

Convivial Christians
The convivial customs of Christians !

Constans and Priests
Byzantine emperor Constans II Pogonatus, who does not share the views of the Roman pontiff, ill-treats his priests

Early Christians Harassd
Early Christians in Rome, holding their services in the Catacombs, are discovered and harassed by soldiers

Tourist Vandalism Spain
Modern Christians in the palace of the ancient Moorish kings, Alhambra - English tourists in Granada indulge in a little vandalism

Saint Pudentiana
SAINT PUDENTIANA A lady of Rome, daughter of Pudens, who gave her wealth to the poor and helped to bury martyred Christians

Urban II at Clermont
FIRST CRUSADE At the Council of Clermont, pope Urban II urges Christians to take arms against the infidels

Preaching, Clermont
FIRST CRUSADE At the Council of Clermont, pope Urban II urges Christians to take arms against the infidels

Preaching 1st Crusade
FIRST CRUSADE Bernard de Clairvaux, at Speyer, urges Christians to take arms against the infidels

Pierre L hermitte
FIRST CRUSADE Pierre l Hermitte travels across Europe, urging Christians to take arms against the infidels

Events / Syria / Diplomacy
The French mission to Syria, on behalf of the persecuted Maronite Christians, meet Fuad Pasha, Turkish foreign minister, appointed to deal with the matter, at Damascus

Early Christian Agape
An AGAPE, or love-feast of the first Christians

Robert Morrison - 2
ROBERT MORRISON Churchman, missionary in China, engaged in translating the Bible into Chinese with two Chinese Christians

Androcles & the Lion
The lion set to devour Androcles in the Roman arena recognises him as the man who rid him of a painful thorn in his paw, and does not harm him

Procession in Bethlehem
Escorted by officials, a bunch of Christians process through the streets of Bethlehem to the alleged birthplace of Jesus. What the locals think of it, we can only guess

Nero and Rome Fire - 1
Fire rages in Rome for 9 days. Though Nero is not in Rome at the time, he is accused of starting the fire and playing the cithara while it rages; he blames the Christians

FISH CHARM
FISH TALISMAN Because the Greek word for fish, ICHTHYS, is a monogram for Jesus, early Christians perceived the fish as a magical sign

Cross Talisman
CROSS TALISMAN For Christians, this symbol, representing the cross on which Jesus was crucified, offers powerful protection against his foe, the Devil

Tau Talisman
TAU TALISMAN The letter T in ancient Greek, Hebrew and Semitic alphabets was sacred, and was adopted by the Christians as Saint Antonys Cross

Vasco da Gama meeting Christians at Sao Tome
Vasco da Gama meets Christians at Sao Tome, an island in the Gulf of Guinea off the west coast of Africa

Pilgrims to Holy Land
Christians travelling to the Holy Land

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"Exploring the Christian Heritage: From Tipperary to Jordan" Embark on a spiritual journey through the rich Christian heritage found in various corners of the world. In Co Tipperary, Ireland, Thurles Cathedral stands as a testament to faith and architectural beauty. Its towering spires invite worshippers to seek solace within its sacred walls. Traveling further west, one encounters the awe-inspiring Stone Stairway on Skellig Michael, part of the Skellig Islands in County Kerry. This ancient pathway leads visitors towards a deeper connection with nature and God's creation. Delving into history, we encounter Saint Tarcisius, a young martyr who bravely defended his faith during Roman persecution. His story serves as an inspiration for Christians worldwide. The legacy of Saint Antoninus of Pamiers resonates with those called to spread Christianity far and wide. As a missionary and martyr, he exemplified unwavering dedication amidst adversity. Venturing beyond Ireland's borders takes us to Greece's Daphni Monastery where Christ Pantocrator adorns its walls—a mesmerizing depiction that encapsulates divine power and compassion. Intriguing biblical scenes come alive through artistry such as "Christ on the Cross, " accompanied by grieving Marys—an emotional portrayal by John that stirs hearts even today. Early Christian art unveils profound symbolism like "The Good Shepherd" relief from the 4th century—a timeless reminder of Jesus' guidance and protection over his flock. Marvel at tapestries like "Tapestry of Creation, " which intricately weaves together biblical narratives—its central detail capturing our imagination with vivid colors and intricate craftsmanship from the 12th century. Paris' La Sainte Chapelle enchants visitors with its ethereal stained glass windows depicting biblical stories—a sanctuary where believers find solace amidst bustling city life.