Just a few reminders from your list moderator :) [Paternosters] is an e-mail list for people interested in historical rosaries, paternosters, and other prayer...
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Dec 1, 2005 10:58 am
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I have a new favorite for "silliest medieval rosary picture." I won't spoil it by telling you what it is, but it's now up on my Paternosters blog:...
How cute! I really like a 16th century engraving by Glockendon of a goose dressed with the "sturz" - the elaborately folded linen headdress (think flying ...
... A rosary is called a "pair" of beads in the sense of a complete "set." It's an archaic use of the word; apparently the modern limitation to "sets of two"...
A pair didn't always mean two. A couple 16th - 17th century examples of the top of my head are a pair of bodies (now called a bodice) and a pair of virginals...
Oh, me too! I'd love to see the goose! I'd like to make an illuminated border out of all 'religious' animals. That would be so fun! Thanks Katherine and...
I'll scan her for us - the internet search was not fruitful. Katherine ... From: Chris Laning <claning@...> Reply-To: Paternosters@yahoogroups.com Date:...
Hi All, It's that time of year again, Christmas, and I was thinking of making a Paternoster for a friend of mine. But I just wanted to check if they would ...
Yes. They are definately still used. In fact, the late pope added a new set of meditations, the first official change to the meditation sequence in 500 years....
Jane Stockton <jane_stockton@...> wrote: But I just wanted to check if they would still be used by modern Catholics? ... Why yes, they are...and some...
... Good question! The short answer is "Yes." The longer answer is still yes, but it comes in two parts: can a modern Catholic use the older styles of beads to...
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Dec 10, 2005 9:04 am
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Katherine: Thanks so very much for taking the time to post this picture for all to enjoy. I know others interested in the history of paternosters and...
Yes, and look at the disguised fox trotting after Mistress Goose with very evil intent and carrying a bunch of leeks to augment the dinner .... Magic! Mistrss...
I actually thought the she fox (she is wearing a "bundlein" headdress" was carrying a folding stool to sit in church, as is often seen in the woodcuts....
Hello group, I wanted to make a formal intro of myself. My name is Gwen and I make prayer beads for people in 12 Step programs. I am very new to the wonderful...
Greetings, Can anyone point me to some images of medieval or renaissance rosary rings, if such things exist? Cheers, Danielle [Non-text portions of this...
They certainly do. I posted some pix online in my Paternosters blog awhile back: http://paternosters.blogspot.com/2004/11/ring-around-rosary.html ... From:...
Chris, I admire you work on historic rosaries. Thank you for your web page. All, As I was looking though English calendar of patent rolls on a hunt for linen...
Bud, I reduced the size of the font so that the links display in one line. This should fix the problem:-) If not I will find another way to get them to you. ...
--Bud, I reduced the size of the font so that the links display in one line. This should fix the problem:-) If not I will find another way to get them to you. ...
Hi -- Good question! I'd love to see what you've got in the way of research already. Unfortunately the 19th century is an area where I haven't done anything...
I was at the Walters Art Museum yesterday and made some interesting observations. For one, they have just about a dozen carved bone skull beads, believed to be...
"There's a popular 10-bead chaplet called a "Penal Rosary" which supposedly dates from that time: it has a ring, ten beads and a cross of a particular form...
... Here's a 17th century one: http://www.rosaryworkshop.com/MUSEUM-IrishPenalRosary-20c.html Scolastica http://www.geocities.com/souriete/ "I have come to the...
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