St. Cecilia – by Edward Reginald Frampton – Saints Mentioned in Mass – Confirmation Gift antique holy card we began to lose some

we began to lose some of the subtlest part of the expression on the people's faces

or anybody who'd like a beautiful reminder of who awaits us at church under the guise of bread and wine

Of the latter

The animals seem to know that something special is happening and symbolize our brute nature being joined with the divine

St. Cecilia – by Edward Reginald Frampton – Saints Mentioned in Mass – Confirmation Gift antique holy card we began to lose some"St. Cecily (Cecilia)" Edward Reginald Frampton This dreamy painting of St. Cecilia shows her sleeping before a pipe organ while an angel looks on. This is the Cecilia mentioned in the Mass today. She was a third century martyr in Rome, but the painter, Edward Reginald Frampton (1872 1903), has placed her in an historically romantic setting, with Medieval castles and Renaissance ships and beautiful flowers all around her. This is fitting because Celia