Extremely rare Community Notes W No wonder King St. Louis IX had all those Talmuds publicly burnt almost 800 years ago. Read “Jesus in the Talmud” (2007) by Peter Schäfer: https://isidore.co/CalibreLibrary/Schafer,%20Peter/Jesus%20in%20the%20Talmud%20(7989)/ #explore #god #jesuschrist #christianity #bible #scripture #gospelofjesuschrist #church #theology #lutheran #lutheranism #lutherantheology #calvinist #reformedtheology #revelation29 #kinglouisix #politics #christiannationalism #christendom #christianmonarchist #americafirst #nationalist #paleoconservative #reactionary #maga #conservative #gop #republican #dispensationalism #israel
May God in His grace grant us a king who follows in King St. Louis IX’s steps and convenes a Disputation of Washington, afterwards holding a mass public burning of Talmuds in front of the Washington National Cathedral. What Louis IX pulled off with the Disputation of Paris (1240) and the events following that is a prime example of why the Jew fears Christian monarchy as opposed to having nothing to fear about republicanism/democracy (for anyone who remembers Baruch Levy’s 1879 letter to Marx). Whether it was King Louis IX or the Prince of Saxony in Luther’s day expelling the Jews from his domain, the Christian monarch has the sufficient power to make swift decisions to guard the interests of Christ’s Church and the spiritual health of the subjects of his land. And that’s bad news for the antichrist Jews because in such a godly arrangement of society, they don’t have the freedom and liberty they need to subvert and thus were almost always the losers in the years and centuries of Christendom. No post-Enlightenment republic or democracy was able to achieve any of this like Christendom did. #explore #god #jesuschrist #christianity #bible #scripture #gospelofjesuschrist #church #theology #lutheran #lutheranism #lutherantheology #calvinist #reformedtheology #revelation29 #kinglouisix #politics #christiannationalism #christendom #christianmonarchist #americafirst #nationalist #paleoconservative #reactionary #maga #conservative #gop #republican #dispensationalism #israel
11th of May 1258 ****** King Louis IX Capet of France, later Saint Louis and King James I ‘the Conqueror’ de Barcelona of Aragon sign the Treaty of Corbeil, renouncing claims of feudal overlordship in one another’s territories and separating the House of Barcelona from the politics of France. ****** Terms of the Treaty: ****** Louis IX, claiming legitimacy as the heir of Charlemagne, renounced the claims of feudal overlordship over the counties historiographically known as the Hispanic March, that is the part of the March of Gothia which remained within the geographical area known from the 12th century onwards as Catalonia. ****** James I renounced claims to Fenouillet-du-Razès and Peyrepertuse, with the castle of Puilaurens, the castle of Fenouillet, the Castellfisel, the castle of Peyrepertuse and the castle of Quéribus; moreover he renounced his feudal overlordship over Toulouse, Saint Gilles, Quercy, Narbonne, Albi, Carcassonne, Razès, Béziers, Lauragais, Termes and Ménerbes; to Agde and Nîmes, and Rouergue, Millau and Gévaudan. However, the viscounty of Carlat and the lordship of Montpellier with the barony of Aumelas remained under his lordship. ****** First/Second Images: Saint Louis / King Louis IX Capet of France Third/Fourth Images: King Jaume ‘el Conqueridor’ de Barcelona ****** #treaty #treatyofcorbeil #agreement #hispanicmarchs #kinglouisix #kinglouisixoffrance #louisix #louiscapet #kingjamesofaragon #kingjaumedearagon #jamestheconqueror #catalonia #catalan #aragon #aragonese #france #français #french ****** #fact #facts #historicalfact #historicalfacts #historical #historic #history #thisdayinhistory #onthisday #onthisdayinhistory #todayinhistory
8th of April 1250 ****** As part of the Seventh Crusade also referred to as the Crusade of Louis IX to the Holy Land; the Ayyubids of Egypt capture King Louis IX of France in the Battle of Fariskur the last major battle of the conflict. ****** #battleoffariskur #holywar #pilgrimage #crusade #crusader #christian #christianity #catholic #catholicism #islam #islamic #muslim #kinglouisix #kingoffrance #ayyubids #egypt #egyptian ****** #fact #facts #historicalfact #historicalfacts #historical #historic #history #thisdayinhistory #onthisday #onthisdayinhistory #todayinhistory
With the upward trajectory of our movement that has taken place in the last few years, one can only wonder what the influence of us, the Noticing Right, will be when the 800th anniversary of these glorious events arrives in 16 to 18 years. Under Christian Nationalism, not only will the days of the Trial of the Talmud (Disputation of Paris) and the Talmuds’ public burnings be holidays, but our country will have our very own Trial of the Talmud under a faithful Christian king after the same manner of how King St. Louis IX conducted it and how St. Nicholas Donin defeated the Jews there, after which the Jews and all their destructive antichrist blasphemies, corruptions, and subversions will be expelled from America once and for all by the king’s decree. May America, by God’s grace, see the day when as many Talmuds as can be found are publicly burnt to ashes at the order of a Christian king in front of the Washington National Cathedral as it was almost 800 years ago in front of Notre Dame at King St. Louis IX’s command. See 1:24:27 to 1:35:00 in: stone-choir . com/lies-betrayal-and-murder-the-fruits-of-another-spirit/ #explore #god #jesuschrist #christianity #bible #scripture #gospelofjesuschrist #church #theology #stonechoir #lutheran #lutheranism #lutherantheology #calvinist #reformedtheology #calvinist #reformedtheology #revelation29 #kinglouisix #louisix #trialofthetalmud #disputationofparis #politics #christiannationalism #christendom #americafirst #nationalist #paleoconservative #reactionary #maga #conservative #republican
The famed crusader and saint, King Louis IX of France, is said to have remarked “I think more of the place where I was baptized than of Rheims Cathedral where I was crowned. It is a greater thing to be a child of God than to be the ruler of a Kingdom. This last I shall lose at death but the other will be my passport to an everlasting glory.” On this day, almost three decades ago, I was baptized in a chapel on a military base in the great, windswept American plains. My faithful parents heeded Christ’s command and had me baptized in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Yesterday, on the Vigil of Easter, my second son was baptized, and in a few days it will be the baptismal anniversary of my firstborn son. Praise God, from whom all blessing flow; Praise Him, all creatures here below; Praise Him above, ye heav'nly host: Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Amen! 📸 Baptism of Clovis - Master of Saint Giles (c. 1500) (Clovis, King of the Franks, was baptized in Reims on Christmas Day c. AD 496 [some claim AD 508] by Saint Remigius, Bishop of Reims)
The #SainteChapelle is a #Gothic #royal #chapel within the #medieval #PalaisdelaCité, the residence of the Kings of #France until the 14th century, on the #ÎledelaCité in the River Seine in #Paris. It is considered among the highest achievements of Gothic #architecture. It was commissioned by #KingLouisIX of France to house his collection of #Passionrelics, including Christ’s #CrownofThorns—one of the most important #relics in medieval Christendom, later hosted in the nearby Notre-Dame Cathedral until the 2019 fire, which it survived. The Sainte-Chapelle is no longer a #church. It was secularised after the French Revolution, and is now operated by the #FrenchCentreofNationalMonuments. The #stainedglass windows date from the 13th century (1242 to 1248). Approximately 70% of the windows are original. The #RoseWindow dates from the 15th centuy. #wanderlust #architecturephotography #nofilter
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Saint Louis Cathedral in Carthage, Tunisia (1890). When France relinquished its colonial rule over Tunisia, it requested land on Byrsa Hill, on the ruins of ancient Carthage, for the purpose of building a cathedral to honor French King Louis IX who died of dysentery near this spot during the 8th crusade (1270 AD). Today it's closed except for the occasional concert or art exhibition, and sits basically abandoned... #saintlouiscathedral #cathédrale #cathedral #acropolium_de_carthage #acropolium #carthage #tunisiatravel #forgottenplaces #forgotten_republic #abandonedplaces #saintlouis #kinglouis #kinglouisix #historytravel #travelphotography #travelgram #traveltheworld #frenchcolony #frenchhistory #byrsa #travelthemed #churchphotography #catholiccathedral #lostintunis #architecturalphotography #cathedralphotography # #travelafrica
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On this day in history 10/24/23. In 1260 The spectacular Cathedral of Chartres is dedicated in the presence of King Louis IX of France. Chartres Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of Our Lady of Chartres (French: Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Chartres), is a Catholic church in Chartres, France, about 80 km (50 miles) southwest of Paris, and is the seat of the Bishop of Chartres. Mostly constructed between 1194 and 1220, it stands on the site of at least five cathedrals that have occupied the site since the Diocese of Chartres was formed as an episcopal see in the 4th century. It is one of the best-known and most influential examples of High Gothic and Classic Gothic architecture. It stands on Romanesque basements, while its north spire is more recent (1507–1513) and is built in the more ornate Flamboyant style. Since at least the 12th century the cathedral has been an important destination for travellers. It attracts large numbers of Christian pilgrims, many of whom come to venerate its famous relic, the Sancta Camisa, said to be the tunic worn by the Virgin Mary at Christ's birth, as well as large numbers of secular tourists who come to admire the cathedral's architecture and art. A venerated Black Madonna enshrined within was crowned by Pope Pius IX on 31 May 1855. Long renowned as "one of the most beautiful and historically significant cathedrals in all of Europe," it was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1979, which called it "the high point of French Gothic art" and a "masterpiece". Now you know. Abstracted from On This Day & Wikipedia. #cathedralofchartres #dedicated #kinglouisix #france #chartresfrance #year1260
Statue of King Louis IX outside the Saint Louis Museum of Art. #kinglouisIX Saint Louis #beautiful #blackandwhiteperfection #blacknwhite #beauty #blacknwhitephotography #blackandwhite #blacknwhiteperfection #photooftheday #photo #photography
⚜️ Saint Louis ⚜️ 🔹️Here is a drawing made in 2017/2019, representing Saint Louis/Louis IX. This statue is located on the place of Aigues-Mortes*(which bears his name), sculpted by James Pradier in 1849. *Aigues-Mortes, Occitania region, France. 🔹️Voici un dessin que j'avais fais en 2017/2019. Il s'agit d'une représentation de Saint Louis/Louis IX. Cette statue se trouve sur la place d'Aigues-Mortes(qui porte son nom), sculpté en 1849 par James Pradier. 🔹️Coloured pencils, black pen, white posca, on kraft paper. 🔹️Crayons de couleur, stylo noir, posca blanc sur papier kraft. #art #drawing #drawingart #pencilart #blackandwhitedrawing #statuedrawing #dessincrayon #dessin #dessinnoiretblanc #dessinstatue #illustration #illustrationart #middleages #moyenage #saintlouis #louisix #kinglouisix #frenchking #roidefrance #aiguesmortes #aiguesmortescity #medievaltown #fetedelasaintlouis
St. Louis was born to King Louis VIII and Blanche of Castile at Poissy on April 25th, 1215. Louis was made King at only 11 years of age and was the father of 11 children. He led an exemplary life, bearing constantly in mind his mother's words: "I would rather see you dead at my feet than guilty of a mortal sin." His biographers have written of the long hours he spent in prayer, fasting, and penance, without the knowledge of his people. The French king was an avid lover of justice, who took great measures to ensure that the process of arbitration was carried out properly. All of 13th century Christian Europe willingly looked upon him as an international judge. He was renowned for his charity. "The peace and blessings of the realm come to us through the poor," he would say. Beggars were fed from his table; he ate their leavings, washed their feet, ministered to the wants of the lepers, and daily fed over one hundred poor. He founded many hospitals and houses: the House of the Felles-Dieu for reformed prostitutes, the Quinze-Vingt for 300 blind men (1254), as well as hospitals at Pontoise, Vernon, Compiégne. Louis was devoted to his people, founding hospitals, visiting the sick, and like his patron Saint Francis, caring even for people with leprosy. He is one of the patrons of the Secular Franciscan Order. Louis united France—lords and townsfolk, peasants and priests and knights—by the force of his personality and holiness. For many years, the nation was at peace. Every day, Louis had 13 special guests from among the poor to eat with him, and a large number of poor were served meals near his palace. During Advent and Lent, all who presented themselves were given a meal, and Louis often served them in person. He kept lists of needy people, whom he regularly relieved in every province of his dominion. Disturbed by new Muslim advances, Louis led another crusade to North Africa in 1270. Within a month of their landing at Carthage, the army camp was decimated by disease. Louis himself died there at the age of 56. He was canonized 27 years later.
Today marks the feast of the only French King to be canonized, Saint Louis IX. Saint Louis was King of France from 1226 until his death in 1270. He was crowned at the young age of 12, following the death of his father, King Louis VIII, and thus it was his mother, Blanche of Castille, who ruled as regent for roughly the first 8 years of his reign. In 1234 he married Margaret of Provence, the eldest daughter of Ramon Berenguer IV, Count of Provence. The couple got along very well with one another, and are known to have spent a lot of time together, with her deep religious convictions being of great influence on Louis. Of their 11 children, 9 survived into adulthood and many of them married into various noble families in Europe. Louis is recognized as one of the most distinguished Kings of the direct line of the house of Capet. He instigated significant reforms in the French legal system, namely creating a system where petitioners could appeal judgments directly to the King; abolishing trials by ordeal, endeavoring to terminate private wars, and incorporating the presumption of innocence into legal proceedings. For these reasons, and his known reputation as a fair and judicious ruler, he was often called upon to mediate disputes outside of his Kingdom. He was and is also regarded as an ideal Christian ruler, known to be of great faith and piety. He is the namesake of many cities, towns, churches and other important buildings, most famously the city of St. Louis, Missouri. He died in 1270 and was succeeded by his son, who became King Philip III. When the direct line of the house of Capet eventually died out, a branch of the family descended from Louis' son Robert became the ruling house of Bourbon, whose first monarch was King Henry IV. #saintlouis #stlouis #kinglouisix #louisix #King #france #french #history #otd #onthisday #royalty #medieval #middleages #royalfamily #kingdomoffrance #monarchy #monarchist #royalist #ruler #christian #catholic #christianity #truth #justice #rolemodel
St. Louis is not just a city. St. Louis, King of France, after whom the city was named, was a powerful king, Crusader, loving husband, and father. He is remembered for his great courage, fair rule, and devotion to Christ. St. Louis, King of France, pray for us! For all our St. Louis listeners, how are you celebrating St. Louis on his feast day? #saintlouis #stlouisix #kinglouisix #feastday #patronsaint #catholicradio #catholicmedia
Happy Feast Day St Louis IX King of France!! {You can find St Louis IX's saint block on my website, almondrodtoys.com. All August Saints are 10% off for one more week. Get them while they're hot!!} #LouisIX #louisix #kinglouisix #kinglouis #stlouis #stlouisix #frenchsaint #SaintKing #holyking #holykings #holymenofgod #holymen #HolyMen #patronsaints #nameday #feastdays #FeastDayOfSt #patronsaint #feastday #SaintoftheDay #stoftheday
St. Louis Patron Saint of France King(1214-1270) #mydailysaint #stlouis #patron #france #king #kinglouisix #prayforus
XXV Augusti ~ S. Ludovici Regis Franciæ From the Seraphic Order: The Traditional Franciscan Book of Saints [Prayer]: Deus, qui beátum Ludovícum Confessórem tuum de terréno regno ad cœléstis regni glóriam transtulísti: ejus quæsumus, méritis et intercessióne; Regis regum Jesu Christi Filii tui fácias nos esse consórtes: Qui tecum. #catholic #kingstlouis #kinglouisix #favoritesaints #patronsaints #stlouiskingoffrance #monarchy #frenchmonarchy #catholicmonarchy #frenchsaints #frenchcatholicsaint #frenchcatholic #stlouisoffrance #christianmonarchy #christendom #crusades #medievalfrance #blancheofcastile #medievalage #kingsoffrance #catholicmonarchs #france #romancatholic #romancatholicism #catholicisminfrance #holycatholicchurch
August 25 is the feast of King Saint Louis IX of France—ascetic, defender of the poor, legal and administrative reformer, patron of the arts, father of eleven, supporter of the Dominican and Franciscan Orders, and Crusader—who died at Tunis on this day in 1270, aged 56. At his coronation as king of France, Louis IX bound himself by oath to behave as God’s anointed, as the father of his people and feudal lord of the King of Peace. Other kings had done the same, of course. Louis was different in that he actually interpreted his kingly duties in the light of faith. After the violence of two previous reigns, he brought peace and justice. Louis “took the cross” for a Crusade when he was 30. His army seized Damietta in Egypt but not long after, weakened by dysentery and without support, they were surrounded and captured. Louis obtained the release of the army by giving up the city of Damietta in addition to paying a ransom. He stayed in Syria four years. Louis deserves credit for extending justice in civil administration. His regulations for royal officials became the first of a series of reform laws. He replaced trial by battle with a form of examination of witnesses and encouraged the use of written records in court. Louis was also always respectful of the Papacy. Louis was devoted to his people, founding hospitals, visiting the sick, and like his patron Saint Francis, caring even for people with leprosy. He is one of the patrons of the Secular Franciscan Order. Louis united France—lords and townsfolk, peasants and priests and knights—by the force of his personality and holiness. For many years, the nation was at peace. Every day, Louis had 13 special guests from among the poor to eat with him, and a large number of poor were served meals near his palace. During Advent and Lent, all who presented themselves were given a meal, and Louis often served them in person. He kept lists of needy people, whom he regularly relieved, in every province of his dominion. Disturbed by new Muslim advances, Louis led another crusade to North Africa in 1270. Within a month of their landing at Carthage, the army camp was decimated by disease. Louis died there at age 56.
SAINT LOUIS IX, King 25 August; Optional Memorial [Let us pray] O God, who called your servant Louis of France to an earthly throne that he might advance your heavenly kingdom, and gave him zeal for your Church and love for your people: Mercifully grant that we who commemorate him this day may be fruitful in good works, and attain to the glorious crown of your saints; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen! St. Louis, pray for us! #SaintLouis #SanLuis #KingLouisIX #SaintOfTheDay #QuiapoChurch #Nazareno #HesusNazareno #JesusTheNazarene #NuestroPadreJesusNazareno #PoongHesusNazareno #Catholic #Katoliko #SimbahanNgQuiapo #ArchdioceseOfManila #MinorBasilicaAndNationalShrineOfJesusTheNazarene
Basilique du Sacré-Coeur: King Louis IX - the only king to ever be recognized as a saint by the Catholic Church. Paris. Wednesday, 24 May 2023. #hld2travel #hld2travel2023 #hld2travelmay2023 #hld2travelparis2023 #hld2travelparismay2023 #france #parisfrance #montmartre #walkinginparis #sacrecoeur #sacrecoeurparis #sacrécoeur #kinglouisix #parisstatues #horsestatue
Stunning walls of light … Sainte-Chapelle 🩵❤️💙 #Sainte-Chapelle #Paris #stainedglass #KingLouisIX #medievalarchitecture #sacredplace #13thcentury
Die St. Louis Cathedral im historischen French Quarter ist die älteste kontinuierlich aktive römisch-katholische Kathedrale in den Vereinigten Staaten. Es wurde ursprünglich 1724 erbaut und nach einem Hurrikan und einem Brand zweimal wieder aufgebaut. Die heutige Kirche überblickt den wunderschönen Jackson Square und wurde 1794 eingeweiht. . . . #usa #unitedstates #vereinigenstaaten #abd #unitedstatesofamerica #usatravel #usaroadtrip #neworleans #nola #neworleanslouisiana #lousiana #neworleansphotographer #stlouis #stlouiscathedral #frenchquarter #neworleanssaints #nolaphotographer #visitusa #visitneworleans #beautifuldestinations #perfect_worldplaces #living_destinations #kinglouisix #louisixoffrance #neworleansvoodoo #urlaub #reiselust #reisefotografie #fotografie_ist_unser_hobby #landschaftsfotografie
“Ah, dit le Roy, notre domaine S'étend sur la rive africaine Jusqu'au désert le plus avant C'est notre fief, et prix du sang S'en est allé le Roy Louis Les plus fidèles l'ont suivi S'en sont allés bien loin, bien loin Pour conquérir le fief divin” -Le Roi Louis, Crusader song about the 8th crusade from the 13th century. On this day in 1267, King Louis IX of France (otherwise known as St. Louis) and his three sons took the cross before a French parlement in Paris. This was in response to the Mamluk Sultan Baibars offensive in Syria and by 1265 had raided Galilee, destroyed the cathedral of Nazareth, and had taken Caesarea, Arsuf, and Haifa. Unlike when Louis took the cross in 1248, the majority of the French nobles did not support this venture. But he was able to get his brother king Charles I of Sicily, as well as the king of Navarre and the Count of Luxenberg to join him. Rather than go after the Mamluks as expect, at the last moment King Louis announced that they would make for Tunisia (which may or may not have been pushed by Louis’s brother thanks to his newly gotten kingdom of Sicily). By July of 1270 they made camp over the ruins of Carthage and within a month the king would be dead from disease as well as many of the other crusaders. Charles I of Sicily then took charge of the crusade and within two months had signed the treaty of Tunis. This agreement pretty much made Tunis a vassal state of Sicily, freed Christian prisoners, and allowed the preaching of Christianity in Tunisia. Pictured is a depiction of Louis alongside a page. This portrait was made by El Greco between 1592–1595 and is now in Louvre in Paris. #crusade #history #kinglouisix #medival #8thcrusade #stlouis #portrait #louvre #king #tunis #learn #france #art #elgreco
A paleopathologist studies ancient diseases by examining mummified tissue and skeletal remains. For example, the jawbone of Louis IX, King of France from 1226-1270. Researchers led by paleopathologist Philippe Charlier were allowed to use modern techniques to investigate the jawbone’s authenticity. 💀 The king was a devout Catholic bent on driving Muslims out of the Holy Land. In 1270, he led the 8th Crusade with a plan to capture Tunis from where he would march on to Jerusalem. The assault fizzled as Louis’ army was ravaged by disease, either the plague or dysentery. The king was not spared. Louis’ body was eviscerated and the skeletal remains dispersed. The jawbone finally ended up in the Cathedral of Notre Dame. 🔔 The jawbone, which Charlier had a chance to investigate in 2020, had lesions that were found to be consistent with scurvy! This seems to be backed up by contemporary accounts that describe the king losing teeth and spitting out bits of gum. Scurvy is marked by a deficiency in vitamin C which Louis may well have suffered from due to his piety and poor diet. 🍊When he wasn’t fasting, he subsisted mostly on fish as documented by the king’s chronicler. The claim isn’t that Louis died of scurvy, just that the ailment weakened him and made his less resistant to the dysentery that probably killed him. Radiocarbon dating indicated that the jawbone was about 50 years too old to belong to the king. But Charlier rationalized this discrepancy by noting that that the results were likely skewed by Louis’ fish diet. Fish spend their lives in water from which they absorb bicarbonate ions that in turn come from deposits of coral. Such deposits were formed millennia ago, meaning that they have virtually lost all their C-14 content. On a diet of fish, some of this ancient carbon gets absorbed into the system which means that when it comes to radiocarbon dating, the bones of a fish eater will appear to be older than they really are. 🐟 The investigation of King Louis’ jawbone garnered much media attention as well as criticism. But it did introduce the public to the fascinating field of paleopathology.
October 22, 1904. "Will be home on Tuesday morn. Everything alright. Bernard" #everythingalright #forestpark #worldsfair #apotheosis #stlhistory #mohistory #stlgram #stl #stlouis #handwrittenhistories #ephemera #postcard #antiquepostcard #vintagepostcard #statue #kinglouisix
New, by request, the third in a trio of Saint Louis IX icons. . “He used to say that faith and belief were things to which we should give full credence, even when our certainty rested only on hearsay. On this point he asked me a question: what was my father’s name? I told him, “Simon.” He then asked me how I knew. I answered that I thought I could be certain of it and believe it, since my mother had been my witness. “Then”, he said, “you should believe no less firmly in all the articles of faith, of which the apostles are your witness, as you hear sung every Sunday in the Credo.” - from “The Life of St. Louis” by Jean de Joinville, VIII. . #saint #saints #catholic #catholicchurch #credo #thecreed #apostles #stlouis #saintlouis #saintlouisix #kinglouisix #icon #catholicart #catholicism #christian
New: Saint Louis IX, King of France (1214-1270). . “I have another question: which would you prefer — to be a leper, or to have committed a mortal sin?” I could never tell him a lie, and I answered that I would rather commit thirty mortal sins than become a leper. [the next day] he called me by myself and made me sit at his feet and said, “How was it that you gave me that answer yesterday?” When I told him that I was still of the same mind, he said to me, “That is a wild and foolish way of speaking: you should know that there is no leprosy so ugly as being in mortal sin; for the soul that is in mortal sin is in the likeness of the devil…I beg you…with all my strength, to set your heart, for the love of God and for my love, to choosing rather that any evil should befall your body, either from leprosy or from any other sickness, than that mortal sin should enter your soul.” - Saint Louis to John of Joinville, related in “The Life of Saint Louis” by John of Joinville. . #saints #catholicsaints #icons #catholicart #catholicchurch #saintlouis #stlouisix #kinglouisix #king #catholic
👑⚜️👑 Kind St. Louis IX and Queen Isabella of Castile rosaries available in my Etsy shop. Link in my profile 🏰 . . . . . . . . #kinglouis #kinglouisix #kingstlouis #stlouisix #stlouisoffrance #kinglouis #crusader #crusaders #queenisabel #queenisabella #isabellacastillo #isabellaofcastile #monarchy #monarch #catholicmonarchs #catholicqueen #catholicking #europeanmonarchy #catholicsaints #nobility #catholictradition #catholicrosary #spanishmonarchy #frenchmonarchy #frenchnobility #traditionalcatholic #traditionalcatholicism #catholicworld #catholicimagery #catholiclifestyle
Even after touring so many churches and chapels in Europe, Saint Chapelle is still one of my favorites. Those tinted glass made the interior so atmospheric, almost a built out of candy wrapper. (Besides all these, the church also host great concert for a very affordable price!) / Commissioned by Louis IX and designed by architect Pierre of Montreuil. #saintchapelle #parisarchitecture #paristourist #paristouristattraction #paristopphoto #church #churcharchitecture #colorglass #classicalarchitecture #gothicarchitecture #kinglouisix
✝️ The Sainte-Chapelle in Paris was originally consecrated as a private royal chapel in 1248 during the reign of King Louis IX of France (r. 1226-1270), who was known in life as rex christianissimus ('most Christian king') and canonized in death as St. Louis. Visually stunning, the chapel is packed with political and religious symbolism to communicate and legitimize the power of Louis IX and the Capetian Dynasty. Louis IX was born in 1214 as the second son of King Louis VIII of France (r. 1223-1226) and Blanche of Castille. After the death of his older brother, Prince Philip, in 1218, Louis IX became the heir apparent of France's throne. In 1226, King Louis VIII died unexpectedly of illness while returning from a military campaign, which made Prince Louis king of France at just 12 years of age. Louis IX was rushed to Reims Cathedral, where the kings and queens of France are crowned, for his coronation and anointment. This ritual occurred quickly to prevent other French nobles from taking advantage of the power vacuum created by the death of Louis VIII and attempting to claim the crown for themselves. 📢 Please head to worldhistory.org (link in bio) to read more about Louis IX and Capetian Politics at Paris' Sainte-Chapelle. ✍️ Article by Amanda Rundle. Images by Oldmanisold and Thoman.
St. Louis, King of France. #neworleans #NOLA #church #cathedral #basilica #stlouis #france #kinglouisix #stlouiscathedral
San Luigi Dei Francesi. Collette European Touring vacation Church of St Louis of the French #gocollette #collettetours #europeancities. #greatcities. . #unforgetable. #beautifulsights. #fantasticsights #statues #treasures #romanesquearchitecture #architecture #endlessphotos #virginmary #nomoreflowersfornow #magnificientchurch #opened1589 #romancatholicchurch #dedicatedto #stdenistheaeropagnite #kinglouisix
Guess where you can find our gear next? Hint hint… . . . #forestpark #forestparkstl #stlouis #stl #thelou #stlouisgolf #stlgolf #31fore #kinglouisix #kinglouisstatue #artmuseum #stlouisartmuseum #forestparkgolfcourse
⚜️ SAN LUIS DE FRANCIA ⚜️ ⠀ 🛡️ Y después de un siglo, la escultura de San Luis Rey de Francia regresa al antiguo Palacio Episcopal, hoy Palacio Municipal de la ciudad de San Luis Potosí ⠀ ℹ️ Está imagen del patrono de nuestra ciudad, quien en vida llevó el nombre de Luis IX, rey de Francia entre 1226 y 1270, fue hecha a petición del IV Obispo de San Luis Potosí, Ignacio Montes de Oca y Obregón a la Maison Raffl de París, alrededor de 1890 ⠀ #SanLuisRey #SanLuisPotosi 🔸🔹 ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ . . . . . . . . . . ⠀ ⠀ ⠀ #luisIX #ludovicoIX #louisIX #sanluisreydefrancia #saintlouis #roidefrance #capeto #capet #sanluispotosí #stlouis #kinglouisIX #sanluispotosi #pasionxmexico #capturamexico #visitmexico #sanluis #iger_sanluis #igerslp #capturamx #mexigers #ig_mexico #igersmexico #vive_mexico #yoamosanluis #galeria_slp #pasionxslp #worldcapture
Apotheosis of St. Louis is the statue of King Louis IX of France, namesake of St. Louis, Missouri, located in front of the Saint Louis Art Museum in Forest Park. During the 1904 World’s Fair, the plaster statue sculpted by Charles Henry Niehaus was erected on the concourse of the Plaza of St. Louis, near the Park’s north entrance, where the Missouri History Museum now stands. After the Fair, the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company decided to present a bronze version of the sculpture to the City of St. Louis. The plaster was cast in bronze and unveiled at its present site on October 4, 1906. This statue served as a symbol of St. Louis until the completion of the Gateway Arch in 1965. #explorestlouis #explorestlouisparks #stlwonders #stlbucketlist #forestparkforever #droneofficial #stlmade #stl #stlouis #dronephotography #dronelife #droneshots #forestparkstl #stlouisartmuseum #stlouisstatue #apotheosisofstlouis #kinglouisix #niehaus #visitstl
لويس التاسع أسيراً #kinglouisix #kinglouisixoffrance #cursade#معركة_المنصورة #comicbooks #comic #illustration
Todays the Day!!!! Come check it out. About 10 times a year I get the absolute privilege of doing a colab with our great mates @seven82motors Here I get to fly solo and run the the Brass Monkey Barbershop 💈 Such a great combo of classic cuts blended nicely with classic low riders and plenty of muscle. Btw this epic beard is compliments to @jordy_fff one of Benny’s legends in the Workshop. See you soon GC 👊🏼🙌🏼💈
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🚨Now Live!🚨 The STL flag cover is back for your putters! Also, the new addition, Saint Louis driver cover. . . . #golf #golfaccessories #golfheadcovers #31fore #kinglouisix #saintlouis #arthill #forestpark #stlouis #stl #thelou #stlouisgolf #stlgolf #madeforstlouis #stlmade
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✨🔹 ⚜️ SAN LUIS DE FRANCIA ⚜️ 🔹✨ ⠀ 🛐 Hoy es 25 de Agosto, día de San Luis Rey de Francia, patrono de la ciudad de San Luis Potosí ⠀ ↘️ Aquí algunos datos sobre este importante monarca medieval: ⠀ 🇫🇷 Luis IX nació el 25 de abril de 1214 en Poissy, Francia ⠀ 🛡 Sus padres fueron el rey Luis VIII “El León” y la infanta Blanca de Castilla ⠀ 🏰 También llamado Ludovico Nono, perteneció a la Dinastía de los Capetos ⠀ 🩸 Estuvo unido por lazos de sangre con monarquías como Castilla e Inglaterra ⠀ 🇪🇸 Fue primo hermano de otro rey santo: Fernando III de Castilla “San Fernando”; las madres de ambos reyes, las infantas Blanca de Castilla y Berenguela de Castilla fueron hijas de Alfonso VIII, el vencedor de las Naves de Tolosa ⠀ 👑 Fue coronado a los 12 años en la Catedral de Reims, el 22 de noviembre de 1226 ⠀ 🔗 Contrajo matrimonio en 1235 con Margarita de Provenza. La pareja real tuvo 11 hijos ⠀ ⚔️ Participó en las Cruzadas 7º y 8º ⠀ ✝️ Rescató de Constantinopla varias reliquias de la Pasión de Cristo, entre ellas, la corona de espinas; para su resguardo, mandó construir la “Sainte-Chapelle” en París en 1248 ⠀ 🇹🇳 Falleció en Cartago, actual Túnez, el 25 de agosto de 1270, víctima de disentería (otras versiones aseguran que de escorbuto) ⠀ 🕊 Su ideal de justicia y paz lo convirtió en modelo ejemplar de gobernante cristiano medieval ⠀ 🙏🏻 Fue canonizado por el papa Bonifacio VIII el 11 de agosto de 1297 en la iglesia de San Francisco en Orvieto, Italia, a iniciativa de su nieto Felipe IV “Felipe el Hermoso” ⠀ 🇲🇽 El nombre de la ciudad de San Luis Potosí surge de la devoción, tanto de hnos. menores y seglares de la Orden de San Francisco (primera en llegar a estas tierras), así como del 8° Virrey de la Nueva España, Luis de Velasco y Castilla ⠀ #SanLuisRey #SanLuisPotosi 🔸🔹 . . . . . . . . . . ⠀ #luisIX #ludovicoIX #louisIX #sanluisreydefrancia #saintlouis #roidefrance #capeto #capet #sanluispotosí #stlouis #kinglouisix
Today is the feast day of Saint Louis IX, King of France. St. Louis, pray for us. * * * * * * #catholic #catholicism #catholicfaith #catholicchurch #church #saints #saintoftheday #catholicsaint #saintlouis #stlouis #kingstlouis #kinglouisix #louisix #saintlouisix #kingofrance #king #france
A piece of French history starting from the year 1230 #angers #citywalls #stlouiswalls #stlouis #kinglouisix #frenchking #medieval #medievaltour #boulevardcarnot #france (c) Anja Primetta
SAINT LOUIS IX, King 25 August; Optional Memorial [Let us pray] O God, who called your servant Louis of France to an earthly throne that he might advance your heavenly kingdom, and gave him zeal for your Church and love for your people: Mercifully grant that we who commemorate him this day may be fruitful in good works, and attain to the glorious crown of your saints; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen! St. Louis, pray for us! #SaintLouis #SanLuis #KingLouisIX #SaintsOfTheDay #Catholic #Katoliko #QuiapoChurch #SimbahanNgQuiapo #ArchdioceseOfManila #MinorBasilicaOfTheBlackNazarene
Heiliger Ludwig, König von Frankreich 🇫🇷 😇: Ludwig IX. von Frankreich 📅: 25. August 🙏🏻: Heiliger ℹ️: Attribute: König (Krone und Zepter) und Dornenkrone 🎨: Franz Sammler, Offenburg 📍: Apsis südliches Seitenschiff 🔎: Altartafel über dem Taufbecken #ludwigIX #heiliger #heiligerludwig #louisIX #saintlouisIX #kinglouisIX #herzjesukirche #herzjesu #herzjesukirchefreiburg #herzjesufreiburg #freiburg #freiburgimbreisgau #stühlinger #stühlingerperspektiven
Today we celebrate St Louis IX (1214 – 1270). He was regarded through the centuries as the ideal Christian ruler. St Louis was crowned King of France at the age of 12. Because of his young age, Queen Mother Blanche took over the reins, all the while instilling a sense of genuine piety, deep devotion and training him to be a great leader. She was quoted telling her son, “I love you, my dear son, as much as a mother can love her child but I would rather see you dead at my feet than you should commit a mortal sin.” This statement highlighted her grave concern for the immortal soul over the body. At the age of 20, King Louis took over from his mother, married his true love Margaret of Provence and went on to have 11 children. King Louis was renowned for his charity, washing the feet of the poor and feeding them at his table every night. He built churches, libraries, hospitals and orphanages. He treated both princes and peasants equally. His wishes were to be treated the same by the real King of Kings, to whom he pledged to give his life, his family, and his country. He often wore plain clothes, fasted and spent much time in silence and recollection, much like a monk. He led 2 failed crusades against the Muslim dynasties that ruled North Africa, Egypt and the Holy Land, dying on the second one in 1270. It was the dead of summer in northern Africa and dysentery and typhoid swept through the dirty camps. King Louis IX died while lying on a bed of ashes, saying the name of the city he never conquered: “Jerusalem, Jerusalem.” St. Louis IX, patron of the Third Order of St. Francis and the nation of France, please pray for us.🙏 #StLouis #SaintLouis #kinglouisix #catholicsaints #saintquotes #saintfeastdays #sydneycatholics
⚜️ New St. Louis IX rosary, available in my Etsy shop. Link in my profile ⚜️ . . . . . . #kingstlouis #stlouis #saintlouis #kinglouisix #stlouisix #saintlouisix #frenchkings #crusaders #catholic #catholicsaints #nobility #frenchmonarchy #medievaltimes #fleurdelis #frenchroyalty #catholicrosary #catholicfaith #catholicinstagram #catholicism #traditionalcatholic #traditionalcatholicism #frenchcatholic #catholiclife #praytherosary #vintagefrench #catholique #blessedisshe #instacatholic #catholictradition #catholicsaint
Rue d'Argout This street is in the 2nd arrondissement fairly close to Palais Royal. This area is filled with nice little restaurants with their terraces. There are also some fancy boutiques. Architecture here is quite beautiful. When I was there, there were lots of people around enjoying food and drinks. The street is named after Antoine Maurice Apollinaire d'Argout, a French statesman, minister and the governor of the Bank of France. He was a loyal supporter of the Bourbon restoration and a minister in Jacques Laffitte's government. He contracted cholera in 1832, but survived. King Louis IX is remembered as a king who was tolerant towards the different religions. At that time, some Augustine monks from Italy settled in the area of this street and founded a monastery. #RuedArgout #AntoineMauriceApollinairedArgout #Statesman #Minister #BankofFrance #Cholera #KingLouisIX #LouisIX #AugustineMonks #Monastery #TerracesofParis #Terrace #Terraces #Restaurants #Boutiques #Mail #Paris #2e #2ème #2èmeArrondissement #StreetsofParis #ParisStreets #EveryStreetinParis #EveryParisStreet #AlltheStreetsofParis #AlltheStreetsinParis #AllParisStreets #EveryParisStreetinAlphabeticalOrder #ParisStreetsinAlphabeticalOrder
Great night at the American Crew HQ night @barbertempleaus in Brisbane. Seeing different uses and techniques for height was great 🤩 💈🔥 #haircut #barberlife #barberweek #barberconnect #styleinspiration #fashion #andisclippers #fadehaircut #sharpfade #barberconnect #barbers #barbershop #barberlifestyle #barberlife #haircutoftheday #classicbarber #classicbarbershop #oldschoolbarber #oldschoolbarbershop #icandyscissorsaustralia #wahl #hair #barber #luigiandsons #barbershop #goldcoastbarber #style #mensfashion #2022hairtrends #menshair #timelessstyle #malegrooming #kinglouisix
Craig Caddell imdb page @imdb In the middle the page is an ad about a cool pool float Triva- Descendent of king louis ix of France Trademark - Beautiful eyes Nick name - C.C. Height - 5' 10 #imdb #kinglouisix #descendant #ad #Beautiful #eyes #cc #king #coolpool #float #likes4likes #likesforlikes #instalike June 28, 2022 Tuesday
The Splendor of Roman Rite Catholicism Part 13c: St. Finbar Catholic Church (exterior statues). As it is inside the church building, the outside was just as well taken care. The little garden area is so pretty, and the statues are truly aesthetic! . . . #catholicchristian #catholic #blessedvirgin #ourladyofgrace #holyfamily #stfinbarr #stlouiskingoffrance #stlouis #blessedmother #kinglouisix #romancatholicism #guardianangel #stjosephtheprotector #traditionalcatholic #stfrancescabrini #sacredheart #sacredheartofjesus #immaculateheart #immaculateheartofmary #stperegrine #blessedvirginmary #catholicfaith #marymotherofgod #maryqueenofheaven #marymediatrix #mariaimmaculata #marymotherofthechurch #marymotherofjesus #blessedmothermary #iteadjoseph
Today is the birthday of King Louis IX of France! Happy birthday! #kinglouisix #todayinhistory #genealogy
All battles are first won or lost, in the mind.” Joan of Arc #tile #tiledesign #tiles #tilestyle #stlouis #joanofarc #kinglouis #kinglouisix #fleurdelis #battle #battlefield #courage #knight #knights #themind #saintjoan #saintjoanofarc #museumart #battlesoftheminds #battlesofthemindandheart #frenchsymbol #trinity #trinitysymbol #cuenca #collage #collageart #collageelements #goingintobattle #christiantrinity #museumartist
Step back in time to the days of chivalrous knights, fiery dragons, King Henry III of England, the vicious Kublai Khan of the Mongol empire, and Marco Polo’s legendary travels along the Silk Road with this amazingly preserved piece of history! Handwritten and beautifully illuminated in the early-mid 13th century in the High Middle Ages some time between 1225-1250AD (CLOSE TO 1,000 YEARS AGO!) by monks/scribes in France (unfortunately dating literature aside from legal documents was not always commonplace until around the 1500’s so approximate dates are typically all we have for items such as this). Most likely produced in or near the 1st Arrondissement right in the heart of Paris -home to the modern day Louver Museum and famous early 16th century painting the Mona Lisa-. Contains verses from the first book of the Maccabees (Chapter 1 Verse 40 to Chapter 3 Verse). It features two columns of black/brown early Gothic style font with 47 lines of text separated by thin ruling as well as beautiful red/blue carefully rubricated and decorated letters, adorned by spiraling tendrils on either side. Written on very thin high quality uterine vellum (thinly split animal leather, usually from small animals). Fully transcribed in Latin and translated to English. This is a legitimate museum quality piece -originally made for royalty or very wealthy individuals in its time- and extremely valuable. 💵Contact for availability and price. #medieval #13thcentury #vellum #vulgate #france #latin #bible #KingLouisIX #catholic #history #old #incunabula #royalty
What an awesome day out on the water yesterday with Jason (Captain) from @gcwakeboat and his first mate Derek and the @luigiandsons_barbershops_gc Crew!!! We had an absolute blast and can’t thank the lads for a great day! Plenty of wins and some fails too… 😝Finished the day with a few cold brews 🍺 and some yummo Steak Sangas 🥩 So flippin COOL!!!! 🙌🏼💈 #wakeboat #goldcoast #captain #wakeboarding #kneeboarding #sundayvibes #hair #barber #barberlife #luigiandsons #barbershop #ashmore #chirnpark #southport #goldcoast #goldcoastbarber #style #menstyle #fade #mensfashion #2022hairtrends #menshair #masculine #timelessstyle #malegrooming #kinglouisix #toolsofthetrade @luigiandsons_barbershops_gc @kinglouis.ix.styling
Exquisite Miniscule Antique French Louis IX Silver Button.....♡ #silverbutton #collectablebuttons #antiquefrenchbuttons #louisix #coutureaddict #sewing #accents #brocantefindsandtreasures #frenchroyalty #heritage #couronne #crown #fleurdelis #roi #kinglouisix #saintlouis #kingoffrance #brocanteuse #brocanteur #antiquebrocante #antiks #antiquités #antiquedealer #marchandise
“Ah, dit le Roy, notre domaine S'étend sur la rive africaine Jusqu'au désert le plus avant C'est notre fief, et prix du sang S'en est allé le Roy Louis Les plus fidèles l'ont suivi S'en sont allés bien loin, bien loin Pour conquérir le fief divin” -Le Roi Louis, Crusader song about the 8th crusade from the 13th century. On this day in 1267, King Louis IX of France (otherwise known as St. Louis) and his three sons took the cross before a French parlement in Paris. This was in response to the Mamluk Sultan Baibars offensive in Syria and by 1265 had raided Galilee, destroyed the cathedral of Nazareth, and had taken Caesarea, Arsuf, and Haifa. Unlike when Louis took the cross in 1248, the majority of the French nobles did not support this venture. But he was able to get his brother king Charles I of Sicily, as well as the king of Navarre and the Count of Luxenberg to join him. Rather than go after the Mamluks as expect, at the last moment King Louis announced that they would make for Tunisia (which may or may not have been pushed by Louis’s brother thanks to his newly gotten kingdom of Sicily). By July of 1270 they made camp over the ruins of Carthage and within a month the king would be dead from disease as well as many of the other crusaders. Charles I of Sicily then took charge of the crusade and within two months had signed the treaty of Tunis. This agreement pretty much made Tunis a vassal state of Sicily, freed Christian prisoners, and allowed the preaching of Christianity in Tunisia. Pictured is a depiction of Louis alongside two of his sons vowing to go on crusade on a wooden mural inside of Notre-Dame. #crusade #history #kinglouisix #medival #8thcrusade #stlouis #notredame #mural #king #tunis #learn #france
The #SainteChapelle is a #Gothic #royal #chapel within the #medieval #PalaisdelaCité, the residence of the Kings of #France until the 14th century, on the #ÎledelaCité in the River #Seine in #Paris, France. It is considered among the highest achievements of Gothic #architecture. It was commissioned by #KingLouisIX of France to house his collection of #Passionrelics, including Christ's #CrownofThorns—one of the most important #relics in medieval Christendom, later hosted in the nearby Notre-Dame Cathedral until the 2019 fire, which it survived. The Sainte-Chapelle is no longer a #church. It was secularised after the French Revolution, and is now operated by the #FrenchCentreofNationalMonuments. The #stainedglass windows date from the 13th century (1242 to 1248). Approximately 70% of the windows are original. The #RoseWindow dates from the 15th centuy. #wanderlust #architecturephotography #nofilter
The #SainteChapelle is a #Gothic #royal #chapel within the #medieval #PalaisdelaCité, the residence of the Kings of #France until the 14th century, on the #ÎledelaCité in the River #Seine in #Paris, France. It is considered among the highest achievements of Gothic #architecture. It was commissioned by #KingLouisIX of France to house his collection of #Passionrelics, including Christ's #CrownofThorns—one of the most important #relics in medieval Christendom, later hosted in the nearby Notre-Dame Cathedral until the 2019 fire, which it survived. The Sainte-Chapelle is no longer a #church. It was secularised after the French Revolution, and is now operated by the #FrenchCentreofNationalMonuments. The #stainedglass windows date from the 13th century (1242 to 1248). Approximately 70% of the windows are original. The #RoseWindow dates from the 15th centuy. #wanderlust #architecturephotography #nofilter
The #SainteChapelle is a #Gothic #royal #chapel within the #medieval #PalaisdelaCité, the residence of the Kings of #France until the 14th century, on the #ÎledelaCité in the River #Seine in #Paris, France. It is considered among the highest achievements of Gothic #architecture. It was commissioned by #KingLouisIX of France to house his collection of #Passionrelics, including Christ's #CrownofThorns—one of the most important #relics in medieval Christendom, later hosted in the nearby Notre-Dame Cathedral until the 2019 fire, which it survived. The Sainte-Chapelle is no longer a #church. It was secularised after the French Revolution, and is now operated by the #FrenchCentreofNationalMonuments. The #stainedglass windows date from the 13th century (1242 to 1248). Approximately 70% of the windows are original. The #RoseWindow dates from the 15th centuy. #wanderlust #architecturephotography #nofilter
The #SainteChapelle is a #Gothic #royal #chapel within the #medieval #PalaisdelaCité, the residence of the Kings of #France until the 14th century, on the #ÎledelaCité in the River #Seine in #Paris, France. It is considered among the highest achievements of Gothic #architecture. It was commissioned by #KingLouisIX of France to house his collection of #Passionrelics, including Christ's #CrownofThorns—one of the most important #relics in medieval Christendom, later hosted in the nearby Notre-Dame Cathedral until the 2019 fire, which it survived. The Sainte-Chapelle is no longer a #church. It was secularised after the French Revolution, and is now operated by the #FrenchCentreofNationalMonuments. The #stainedglass windows date from the 13th century (1242 to 1248). Approximately 70% of the windows are original. The #RoseWindow dates from the 15th centuy. #wanderlust #architecturephotography #nofilter
The #SainteChapelle is a #Gothic #royal #chapel within the #medieval #PalaisdelaCité, the residence of the Kings of #France until the 14th century, on the #ÎledelaCité in the River #Seine in #Paris, France. It is considered among the highest achievements of Gothic #architecture. It was commissioned by #KingLouisIX of France to house his collection of #Passionrelics, including Christ's #CrownofThorns—one of the most important #relics in medieval Christendom, later hosted in the nearby Notre-Dame Cathedral until the 2019 fire, which it survived. The Sainte-Chapelle is no longer a #church. It was secularised after the French Revolution, and is now operated by the #FrenchCentreofNationalMonuments. The #stainedglass windows date from the 13th century (1242 to 1248). Approximately 70% of the windows are original. The #RoseWindow dates from the 15th centuy. #wanderlust #architecturephotography #nofilter
The #SainteChapelle is a #Gothic #royal #chapel within the #medieval #PalaisdelaCité, the residence of the Kings of #France until the 14th century, on the #ÎledelaCité in the River #Seine in #Paris, France. It is considered among the highest achievements of Gothic #architecture. It was commissioned by #KingLouisIX of France to house his collection of #Passionrelics, including Christ's #CrownofThorns—one of the most important #relics in medieval Christendom, later hosted in the nearby Notre-Dame Cathedral until the 2019 fire, which it survived. The Sainte-Chapelle is no longer a #church. It was secularised after the French Revolution, and is now operated by the #FrenchCentreofNationalMonuments. The #stainedglass windows date from the 13th century (1242 to 1248). Approximately 70% of the windows are original. The #RoseWindow dates from the 15th centuy. #wanderlust #architecturephotography #nofilter
The #SainteChapelle is a #Gothic #royal #chapel within the #medieval #PalaisdelaCité, the residence of the Kings of #France until the 14th century, on the #ÎledelaCité in the River #Seine in #Paris, France. It is considered among the highest achievements of Gothic #architecture. It was commissioned by #KingLouisIX of France to house his collection of #Passionrelics, including Christ's #CrownofThorns—one of the most important #relics in medieval Christendom, later hosted in the nearby Notre-Dame Cathedral until the 2019 fire, which it survived. The Sainte-Chapelle is no longer a #church. It was secularised after the French Revolution, and is now operated by the #FrenchCentreofNationalMonuments. The #stainedglass windows date from the 13th century (1242 to 1248). Approximately 70% of the windows are original. The #RoseWindow dates from the 15th centuy. #wanderlust #architecturephotography #nofilter
The #SainteChapelle is a #Gothic #royal #chapel within the #medieval #PalaisdelaCité, the residence of the Kings of #France until the 14th century, on the #ÎledelaCité in the River #Seine in #Paris, France. It is considered among the highest achievements of Gothic #architecture. It was commissioned by #KingLouisIX of France to house his collection of #Passionrelics, including Christ's #CrownofThorns—one of the most important #relics in medieval Christendom, later hosted in the nearby Notre-Dame Cathedral until the 2019 fire, which it survived. The Sainte-Chapelle is no longer a #church. It was secularised after the French Revolution, and is now operated by the #FrenchCentreofNationalMonuments. The #stainedglass windows date from the 13th century (1242 to 1248). Approximately 70% of the windows are original. The #RoseWindow dates from the 15th centuy. #wanderlust #architecturephotography #nofilter
Perfect Shape and Structure - that’s how we think about hair!!! Just like this beautiful Ducati - it all just works! Come see us this week while our town dries out from what we’ve all just endured - It’s a Great Day for a Freshen Up - Stay Safe 🙏🏼💈