Bishop In Prayer
by Frank J Casella
Title
Bishop In Prayer
Artist
Frank J Casella
Medium
Photograph - Photography
Description
Bishop In Prayer - Color Documentary Photograph - Copyright 2011 Frank J Casella
Bishop Thomas Paprocki of the Diocese of Springfield in Illinois celebrates Mass with the Virgin Mother looking on. When the (hook) crosier is facing towards him, it means that he is in a diocese that is not of his flock.
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May 22nd, 2021
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Comments (14)
Karen Adams
Such a beautifully composed image! I love those warm brown tones moving around the picture, the lace detail on the red sleeve which echoes the cap . . . and just the symbolism involved gives this a lot of meaning!. . . .fv
Frank J Casella
The you to Ludwig Keck for the Feature - Bishop In Prayer - in the Stree Photography - Artist Group on Pixels / Fine Art America!
Mary Grden
The strength of his faith and the grip in his hands show us one man's resolve. As a faith leader he, like others, helps us find our way. I love your perfect image! :D L/F
Kathryn Jones
Beautiful and inspiring! I had not realized that there was any significance in the direction that the crosier faces.
Frank J Casella replied:
Yes, there is much symbolism us average Catholic's are not aware of. Thank you Kathryn.
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