Hildegard of Bingen – Based on a Vintage Holy Card– Catholic Art Print Choose Paper Size (Image is Smaller):5x7 unframed and especially "Newman Centers" on

and especially "Newman Centers" on campus

She said of her first communion that she felt "bathed in such a supernatural atmosphere that the presence of our dear Lord became as clearly perceptible to me as if I had seen and heard Him with my bodily senses

and she is best known today for her Madonna and Child paintings from that period

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he was very famous during his lifetime

Hildegard of Bingen – Based on a Vintage Holy Card– Catholic Art Print Choose Paper Size (Image is Smaller):5x7 unframed and especially "Newman Centers" onIn this beautiful holy card, we have St. Hildegard of Bingen receiving visions from the Holy Spirit. She wrote and illustrated them in her Scivias. The harp is shown because besides a writer, she was also a great composer of music. The lilies in Christian art usually mean faith and chastity, but in this case they also indicate that she was a great botanist. The Latin at the bottom translates to "The Splendor of the Holy Spirit is Illustrated by All