Isle of Wight
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The image is described as the healing of a bleeding woman and is to be found in the Catacombs of Marcellinus and Peter in Rome. It dates to the 4th century AD Creative Commons CC0 License
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3rd-Sunday-after-Trinity-2021-SermonThe image is Christ Calming the storm, a panel by Juan de Flandes from the altar of Isabella the Catholic, dated at about 1500 Creative Commons CC0 License
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2nd-Sunday-after-Trinity-2021-SermonThe image is taken from Hortus deliciarum (Latin for Garden of Delights), a medieval manuscript compiled by Herrad of Landsberg at the Hohenburg Abbey in Alsace between 1167 and 1185. It is the first encyclopaedia that was evidently written by a woman. Creative Commons CC0 License
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This illustration is from the Siysky Gospel (ca 1340) held in the Nauk Academy Library in St. Petersburg. Creative Commons CC0 License
The Parish of All Saints, Godshill
August 2020
COVID-19
In order to operate within official guidelines, the church will not be open every day. We will endeavour to be open from 10am to 5pm as often as we can
For the latest information & prayers for both Churches, the St. Alban’s Website is updated daily: www.stalbansiw.org.uk
Should you feel anxious or worried or would just like a chat, or to ask for prayers, please feel free to contact
Deacon Corinne on 07775 628593
and remember to pray for each other and for everyone affected by the Pandemic.