O Salutaris Hostia – O Saving Victim - based on a Vintage Holy Card – Catholic Art Print – Archival Quality Choose Paper Size (Image is Smaller):24x36 Rolled Canvas Poster - Matte Finish Paper lace like that was

Paper lace like that was a new technology of the time and had a gee-whiz factor which doesn't carry forward as well into our day as the lovely

We would say in English

Bernadette also reported that the lady had a blue sash and yellow roses on her feet

She denounced Maxentius in person for his persecution of Christians

O Salutaris Hostia – O Saving Victim - based on a Vintage Holy Card – Catholic Art Print – Archival Quality Choose Paper Size (Image is Smaller):24x36 Rolled Canvas Poster - Matte Finish Paper lace like that wasThe words to O Salutaris Hostia (O Saving Victim) were composed by Saint Thomas Aquinas for the feast of Corpus Christi, which the Church established n 1264. We sing it typically at Benediction after worshiping the exposed Eucharist. The two verses of the song were actually from a larger hymn that Saint Thomas wrote about our Lord's institution of the Eucharist at the Last Supper and His Passion. (source: ourcatholicprayers. com) The English version