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Madonna del Carmelo - Dipinto di Dino Carbetta

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“Our Lady of Mount Carmel - Painting by Dino Carbetta"

Is also known as the Virgin of Carmel, and is the beloved patroness of the Carmelite Order in the Catholic Church. The original Carmelites, hermits residing on Mount Carmel in the Holy Land from the late 12th to the mid-13th century, built a chapel dedicated to the Blessed Virgin, whom they honored as the "Lady of the place since the 15th century, devotion to Our Lady of Mount Carmel has centered on the Brown Scapular, symbolizing her protection and grace. Tradition holds that Mary gave the Scapular to Saint Simon Stock (1165), promising assistance and protection to all who wear it. Celebrated on July 16th, the feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel commemorates this significant event. The Brown Scapular, like the Miraculous Medal, remains one of the most revered sacramentals in Catholic tradition. The Carmelites, known as the "Brothers of Our Lady of Mount Carmel," viewed Mary as both mother and sister. This dual relationship underscores her intimate connection with humanity and her role in guiding us to become true children of God. She fosters our sense of kinship, helping us see that all people are part of God's family. This belief inspires hope for humanity to find a path to peace and unity. This painting of Our Lady of Mount Carmel vividly captures this profound spiritual connection. The artwork reflects the deep reverence and devotion that surround Mary, portraying her as a source of comfort and inspiration. Her serene and compassionate presence in the painting speaks to the faithful, reminding them of her promise and protection. During a recent illness, receiving numerous Brown Scapulars brought immense comfort. Their profound significance and historical legacy resonated deeply, offering solace and a reminder of Mary's enduring presence and protection. The painting encapsulates this comforting and dynamic relationship, inviting viewers to experience the grace and peace that Our Lady of Mount Carmel bestows.

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c.Dino Carbetta
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“Our Lady of Mount Carmel - Painting by Dino Carbetta"<br /> <br /> Is also known as the Virgin of Carmel, and is the beloved patroness of the Carmelite Order in the Catholic Church. The original Carmelites, hermits residing on Mount Carmel in the Holy Land from the late 12th to the mid-13th century, built a chapel dedicated to the Blessed Virgin, whom they honored as the "Lady of the place since the 15th century, devotion to Our Lady of Mount Carmel has centered on the Brown Scapular, symbolizing her protection and grace. Tradition holds that Mary gave the Scapular to Saint Simon Stock (1165), promising assistance and protection to all who wear it. Celebrated on July 16th, the feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel commemorates this significant event. The Brown Scapular, like the Miraculous Medal, remains one of the most revered sacramentals in Catholic tradition. The Carmelites, known as the "Brothers of Our Lady of Mount Carmel," viewed Mary as both mother and sister. This dual relationship underscores her intimate connection with humanity and her role in guiding us to become true children of God. She fosters our sense of kinship, helping us see that all people are part of God's family. This belief inspires hope for humanity to find a path to peace and unity. This painting of Our Lady of Mount Carmel vividly captures this profound spiritual connection. The artwork reflects the deep reverence and devotion that surround Mary, portraying her as a source of comfort and inspiration. Her serene and compassionate presence in the painting speaks to the faithful, reminding them of her promise and protection. During a recent illness, receiving numerous Brown Scapulars brought immense comfort. Their profound significance and historical legacy resonated deeply, offering solace and a reminder of Mary's enduring presence and protection. The painting encapsulates this comforting and dynamic relationship, inviting viewers to experience the grace and peace that Our Lady of Mount Carmel bestows.