1 . MICHAELMAS
Michaelmas, is the autumn festival that really awaken up our souls as weather gets colder and and light recedes. Time to strengthen our inner strength and inner reserves. Like we often look around lots and lots of squirrels around this season, gathering and hiding acorns/nuts for their latter reserve.
One of the happiest days in our home, as my eldest son is having the name of patron saint . He was gifted with some money on his feast day.
Like as we guess from name Michaelmas is all about St Michael. Michael as one of the four archangels , who bring good... Often portrayed as riding a white steer, carrying a heavenly sword and carrying scales, indicates the task of weighing our souls.
From 2017, with purple daisies around the season
Often the day to have a roast goose dinner which is the tradition. These times around the woods and gardens with purple daisies. It is the time to make a tart and celebrate especially last day to collect blackberries and make tart/ jam. Unfortunately I didn't get chance to collect blackberries instead put homemade wine from our friend's garden
The Mochaelmas Daisies , among dead weeds,
Bloom for St Michael's valourous deeds
And seems the last of flowers that stood,
Till the feast of St Somon and St Jude.
Happy Feast Of Archangels
2. ST JEROME AND THE LION
Another beautiful person we met this week is St Jerome, who captivates us with his knowledge and courage. He is often depicted in the picture writing bible sitting next is a lion. Amazing to read the saint who translated bible to Latin to make it accessible to others. The story of the wounded lion approaching him and helped to recover. The lion stood with him always making so fascinating to read the life inside a cave and loving God till end.
Geo n Theresu drew th lion and painted . Though lion is scary and fierce, reading the story makes us feel the vulnerability of each and everyone before God including human beings and animals and trusting in his care and protection.
The final product of the creation.
Geos lion
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