Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found. You may find more data at st. scholastica.
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word St. Scholastica.
Examples
-
She was not afraid to commit to huge projects such as the wall at the Duluth Entertainment and Convention Center in Duluth, the logo on the outside of St. Mary's Medical Center, the Peace Doors at The College of St. Scholastica, and a wall sculpture at the Benedictine Health Center in Duluth.
Sister Mary Charles McGough Terry Nelson 2007
-
And this afternoon I read at the College of St. Scholastica, also in Duluth.
-
Monday, Somers Hall private dining room, St. Scholastica.
-
Just as St. Scholastica, the twin of St. Benedict, loved and supported her dear brother throughout his lifetime, may we “little buds” of the Spirit continue to love and support our brother, Pope Benedict XVI.
Archive 2005-04-01 Heidi Hess Saxton 2005
-
Just as St. Scholastica, the twin of St. Benedict, loved and supported her dear brother throughout his lifetime, may we “little buds” of the Spirit continue to love and support our brother, Pope Benedict XVI.
Papa Bear! Heidi Hess Saxton 2005
-
He appears as an abbot with various symbols: a raven, which fed him during his life as a hermit; a broken cup, referring to an attempted poisoning by disgruntled followers; a dove, symbolizing the soul of St. Scholastica, which appeared to him at her death; a book, representing his Rule; or a broken sieve or aspergillum, for sprinkling holy water to ward off the devil.
A Handbook of Symbols in Christian Art Gertrude Grace Sill 1975
-
St. Scholastica appears as a nun, holding a lily or crucifix, with a dove at her feet or her heart, or flying heavenward.
A Handbook of Symbols in Christian Art Gertrude Grace Sill 1975
-
His sister was St. Scholastica, head of the first community of Benedictine nuns.
A Handbook of Symbols in Christian Art Gertrude Grace Sill 1975
-
His sister was St. Scholastica, head of the first community of Benedictine nuns.
A Handbook of Symbols in Christian Art Gertrude Grace Sill 1975
-
The dove as an attribute appears with several saints, representing the importance of the Holy Spirit in their lives, most particularly St. Gregory, St. Thomas Aquinas, St. Scholastica, and St. Hilarius.
A Handbook of Symbols in Christian Art Gertrude Grace Sill 1975
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.