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The Village Green

Inspirations by a Catholic girl from the countryside


Young Lady Saying the Rosary,  Vincent Vidal.  French (1811 - 1887)
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Young Lady Saying the Rosary, Vincent Vidal. French (1811 - 1887)

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Northbound Train (composed by Martin Phipps)

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But the great thing to remember is that, though our feelings come and go, His love for us does not. It is not wearied by our sins, or our indifference; and, therefore, it is quite relentless in its determination that we shall be cured of those sins, at whatever cost to us, at whatever cost to Him.

—C.S. Lewis (via mycondolences)

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lostsplendor:

“This is a photograph of my parents meeting for the first time … In 1940, as Paul Gamson, my father was a special policeman in Birmingham, out on the beat looking for unexploded bombs.” (via BBC)

lostsplendor:

“This is a photograph of my parents meeting for the first time … In 1940, as Paul Gamson, my father was a special policeman in Birmingham, out on the beat looking for unexploded bombs.” (via BBC)

ihadread:

Thomas Wilmer Dewing,In the Garden

ihadread:

Thomas Wilmer Dewing,
In the Garden

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18th Century Color chart

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18th Century Color chart

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girl on stairs by rich701 on Flickr. (via beautifulcentury)

Via Flickr: College students from the Lakewood, NJ area 1914-18. 3x4 celluloid negative. One of my favorite pictures. From a collection of 300 negatives by an unknown New Jersey photographer. All pictures are currently in my photostream.

girl on stairs by rich701 on Flickr. (via beautifulcentury)

Via Flickr:
College students from the Lakewood, NJ area 1914-18. 3x4 celluloid negative. One of my favorite pictures. From a collection of 300 negatives by an unknown New Jersey photographer. All pictures are currently in my photostream.

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