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Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore Do..ggia
Pioggia Vista Imbevuto della Basilic..iore
Pioggia serale su Positano - Dipinto..etta
Il mistico serata raggi del sole cap..sisi
Tramonto Colorato Sopra la Basilica ..sisi
Il sole velato illumina sera della B..esco
Il Sera Velato Sole Illumina della ..- BW
Venezia organica - evoluzione perpet..lore
Il tramonto che attraversa le nuvole..ento
Vicino a Cristo - Sant'Andrea Duomo ..alfi
Salire di Cristo - Sant'Andrea Duomo..alfi
Atrio della Cattedrale di Sant'Andre..alfi
Dare seme a Colui che semina, Neve -..etta
La coraggiosa barchetta affronta min..tura
Radiante vista tramonto da Albergo M..tano
Salire di Cristo - Sant'Andrea Duomo..- BW
Atrio della Cattedrale di Sant'Andre..gera
Positano vista tramonto da Albergo M..mare
La barca di San Pietro sonnecchia di..ento
Positano sera di pioggia sulla spiaggia
Crocifisso - Cattedrale di Sant'Andr..etta
Gesù di Nazareth Panorama - Peschere..ento
Scintillante tramonto dal ponte di A..tano
Tramonto nebbioso su Marina Grande S..etta
Venezia Sole di Sera Riflessioni
La luce del tardo pomeriggio illumin..ezia
Incandescente Arancio Riflessione Su..etta
Cupola di San Nicola da Tolentino ma..etta
Albergo Ca 'D'Oro Venezia vista canale
Peschereccio in appoggio davanti al ..etta
Il drammatico tramonto sopra Marina ..ento
Tramonto trascendente di Marina Gran..ento
Madonna e Cristo bambino scoperto su..alfi
Il sole della sera Veneziano illumin..etta
Riflessi Rosa Veneziani
Sorrentini barche da pesca stanche -..etta
Iridescente Veneziano Tramonto
Il sole della sera esplode tra le nu..ento
Panorama sorrentino di barche da pes..nata
Panorama sorrentino di barche da pes..ento
Il sole tramonta sul diminutivo Mari..ento
Come riflessioni abbondano ... il ca..ezia
Le organici colori e forme di Venezia
Vista panoramica rooftop della Basil..iore
Madonna e Gesù Bambino a La Cattedra..drea
Colorate riflessioni lungo il strett..ezia
Il canale di Venezia riflette il pic..etta
Venezia azzurro barca
Cristo riposa in anticipazione - San..alfi
Bellissimo primavera pomeriggio sul ..ezia
Colorato primavera pomeriggio sul Ri..ezia
Mattoni rossi piombo alla Basilica P..sisi
Orvieto antica mura etrusche e piogg..etta
Gesù di Nazareth - Peschereccio Sorr..ento
Christus Patiens sopra l'Altare Magg..sisi
Donna Angelicata di Riposo Sotto il ..sisi
Pietà scoperto sul muro della Catted..alfi
Cieli in eruzione con arcobaleni sop..sisi
La luce guida tra Santa Maria Maggio..sisi
Panorama a'ora Magiche sopra la Peni..tina
L'aumento di sopra della piazza di B..- BW
Basilica Papale di San Francesco d'A..era!
Cieli Infausto Sopra la Basilica Pap..sisi
Beata Madre Maria all'interno della ..etta
Antichi Orvieto rose bagliore dopo l..etta
Beata Madonna all'interno della Catt..etta
Salita del crepuscolo fino a Rocca M..sisi
L'aumento di sopra della piazza di B..sisi
Doppio arcobaleno di Dio risplende T..sisi
Madonna e Cristo Bambino - Duomo di ..alfi
L'ultima raggi del sole cadono sulla..esco
Altare di Sant'Andrea immagina la cr..alfi
Guardando verso l'alto a Crocifisso ..sisi
Riflessi del sole dopo la pioggia a ..ieto
Crepuscolo Illumina al Pianoforte gr..sisi
Arcobaleno di Dio divide il cielo tr..sisi
Il mistico arcobaleno di Dio sopra l..sisi
Beata Madre Maria all'interno della ..sisi
Crepuscolo su Marina Grande Sorrento
Beata Madonna all'interno della Catt..sisi
Arcobaleno di Dio risplende Tra San ..sisi
Reliquia stanza della Cattedrale di ..alfi
Antichi Orvieto rose bagliore dopo l..ggia
Illuminando Bagliore del Canal Grand..etta
Alba rottura attraverso le nuvole so..tano
Tranquilla vista serata di Praiano d..tano
Alba da Albergo California - Positano
Alba sulla Veranda a Positano
Apostolo, Sant'Andrea Davanti al suo..etta
Alba sopra Positano
Positano alba risveglio da un tranqu..mire
La prima luce dell'alba su Positano
Il precoce sole si sveglia Positano
Alba sulla montagna all'albergo Albe..tano
Prima colazione all'alba sulla veran..tano
Pino Albero oltremare serata vista d..tano
Serata tranquilla vista di Praiano d..urro
Sant'Andrea Immaginare il Crocifissi..alfi
Prime ore del mattino il sole sulla ..tano
L'alba risveglia i fiori a Positano
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!["The brave little boat faces threatening skies during a dramatic sunset over Marina Grande Sorrento - Painting"...<br />
<br />
Our last day on the bellissimo Amalfi Coast, Father Peak offered a venerable morning Mass for our semi-exhausted group of Pilgrims upon the High Altar. Hallelujah, it was our first free day of the 2019 Pilgrimage and most were heading to Capri. I convinced my fellow Pilgrim Patrick that Marina Grande was the preferred location to commemorate this rain threatened day. Sunday afternoon in this tiny hallowed port on the Mediterranean was bustling, not with tourist, but with energetic and unassuming locals. The misty skies were vulnerable all day with the threat of rain, but the reluctant sun penetrated the clouds for a few fortuitous moments. God painted the skies for brief moments with luminous pastel elements of abstract color. A lonely boat gleamed in the late evening sun resting upon the silent waves. Saint Matthew’s account of Peter trying to walk on water came to mind: “Peter said to him in reply, ‘Lord, if it is you, command me to come to you on the water.” He said, “Come.” Peter got out of the boat and began to walk on the water toward Jesus. But when he saw how [strong] the wind was he became frightened; and, beginning to sink, he cried out, “Lord, save me!” Immediately Jesus stretched out his hand and caught him, and said to him, “O you of little faith,* why did you doubt?” After they got into the boat, the wind died down. Those who were in the boat did him homage, saying, “Truly, you are the Son of God.” (Matt: 14: 28-33) We left after lunch only to humbly return again capturing the evening seascape a few hours before our reservation with the entire Pilgrimage group for a perfect dinner at my favorite restaurant, Ristorante di “Zi'Ntonio Mare.](https://www.dinocarbetta.com/img-get2/I0000gVyj6XBjMa0/fill=/fit=200x200/I0000gVyj6XBjMa0.jpg)
![“The boat of San Pietro slumbers in the evening sun - Marina Grande Sorrento” … <br />
<br />
Duomo di Sorrento is one of my favorite hidden treasures in Italy. On our last day on the Bellissimo Amalfi Coast, Father Peak offered a venerable morning Mass for our semi-exhausted group of Pilgrims upon the High Altar. Hallelujah, it was our first free day of the 2019 Pilgrimage, and most were heading to Capri. I convinced my fellow Pilgrim Patrick that Marina Grande was the preferred location to commemorate this rain threatened day. Sunday afternoon in this tiny, hallowed port on the Mediterranean was bustling, not with tourists, but with energetic and unassuming locals. The misty skies were vulnerable all day to the threat of rain, but the reluctant sun penetrated the clouds for a few fortuitous moments. God painted the skies for brief moments with luminous pastel elements of abstract color. A lonely white boat gleamed in the late evening sun resting upon the wet sand. Saint Matthew’s account of Peter trying to walk on water came to mind: “Peter said to him in reply, ‘Lord, if it is you, command me to come to you on the water.” He said, “Come.” Peter got out of the boat and began to walk on the water toward Jesus. But when he saw how [strong] the wind was he became frightened; and, beginning to sink, he cried out, “Lord, save me!” Immediately Jesus stretched out his hand and caught him, and said to him, “O you of little faith, why did you doubt?” After they got into the boat, the wind died down. Those who were in the boat did him homage, saying, “Truly, you are the Son of God.” (Matt: 14: 28-33) We left after lunch only to humbly return capturing the evening seascape a few hours before our reservation with the entire Pilgrimage group for a perfect dinner at my favorite restaurant, Ristorante di “Zi'Ntonio Mare.](https://www.dinocarbetta.com/img-get2/I0000uG26p7OSCTY/fill=/fit=200x200/I0000uG26p7OSCTY.jpg)
!["Madonna and baby Jesus in the Cathedral of St. Andrew"... <br />
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“Holy Family, we consecrate ourselves and our family to you. May we be completely united in a love that is lasting, faithful, and open to the gift of new life. Help us to grow in virtue, to forgive one another from our hearts, and to live in peace all our days. Keep us strong in faith, persevering in prayer, diligent in our work, and generous toward those in need. May our home, O Holy Family, truly become a domestic church where we reflect your example in our daily life. Amen. Jesus, Mary, and Joseph pray for us!” On the last of three glorious days in Positano, I arose early to catch the sunrise over the village. However, at about 10:00 am …the cold rains came down dampening the glorious sun. I caught the rain-soaked ferry down the coast to the seaside town of Amalfi. The Cattedrale di Sant'Andrea/Duomo di Amalfi is usually packed with tourists bused and ferried from hundreds of miles away, but with the dreary weather, many chose to stay away. There has been a church on this site in Amalfi since 596 AD and the one built in the ninth century still stands today. The present cathedral was built adjacent to the old one in the early 13th century to provide a suitable resting place for St. Andrew the Apostle. The two were originally joined together to form a single, six-nave Romanesque cathedral. Pieces of the newer walls have been taken down to expose parts of the walls of the ancient original church, and one can ponder history with this glimpse back in time. I was enraptured by the sacred art devotional of the Madonna and Baby Jesus as I exited the magnificent Cathedral, a forever remembrance of my cherished rainy day in Amalfi. [Acts 14:17] “Yet, in bestowing his goodness, he did not leave himself without witness, for he gave you rains from heaven and fruitful seasons and filled you with nourishment and gladness for your hearts.”](https://www.dinocarbetta.com/img-get2/I0000eT47UbXX2p0/fill=/fit=200x200/I0000eT47UbXX2p0.jpg)
!["Altar of Sant'Andrea imagines the crucifixion of Christ - Cathedral of Amalfi"...<br />
<br />
I caught the rain soaked ferry down the coast to the seaside town of Amalfi. The Duomo di Amalfi is usually packed with tourists bused and ferried from 100’s of miles away, but with the dreary weather many stayed away. A church has resided on this site in Amalfi since 596 AD and the one built in the 9th century still stands today. The present cathedral was built adjacent to the old one in the early 13th century to provide a suitable resting place for St. Andrew the Apostle. The two were originally joined together to form a single, six-nave Romanesque cathedral. Newer walls have been taken down to expose parts of the ancient original church, and one can ponder history by this glimpse back in time. Andrew, Saint Peter’s brother and one of Christ’s closest disciples was also the disciple of John the Baptist. Saint Andrew was called with Peter: “As [Jesus] was walking by the Sea of Galilee, he saw two brothers, Simon who is now called Peter, and his brother Andrew, casting a net into the sea; they were fishermen. He said to them, ‘Come after me, and I will make you fishers of men.’ At once they left their nets and followed him” (Matthew 4:18-20). Stairs near the east end of the Duomo descend into the Crypt of St. Andrew, where his relics are kept in the central altar. The crypt is decorated with magnificent Baroque murals from 1660. As I knelt and prayed at the glorious crypt befitting this great disciple who was martyred on an X shaped crucifix, my mind wondered of the true nature of this chosen man who became a Saint. I stirred around to the back of the altar and found myself facing his eternal light and relics. I knelt again in prayer feeling the great essence and presence of this selfless apostle. As in many other locations and churches in Italy, where Saints seem to be from every town, I was overcome with deep emotion and an abundance of heartfelt spiritual joy!](https://www.dinocarbetta.com/img-get2/I0000TCRIdbxl0Bw/fill=/fit=200x200/I0000TCRIdbxl0Bw.jpg)
!["Relic room of the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea - Amalfi"...<br />
<br />
I caught the rain soaked ferry down the coast to the seaside town of Amalfi. The Duomo di Amalfi is usually packed with tourists bused and ferried from 100’s of miles away, but with the dreary weather many stayed away. A church has resided on this site in Amalfi since 596 AD and the one built in the 9th century still stands today. The present cathedral was built adjacent to the old one in the early 13th century to provide a suitable resting place for St. Andrew the Apostle. The two were originally joined together to form a single, six-nave Romanesque cathedral. Newer walls have been taken down to expose parts of the ancient original church, and one can ponder history by this glimpse back in time. Andrew, Saint Peter’s brother and one of Christ’s closest disciples was also the disciple of John the Baptist. Saint Andrew was called with Peter: “As [Jesus] was walking by the Sea of Galilee, he saw two brothers, Simon who is now called Peter, and his brother Andrew, casting a net into the sea; they were fishermen. He said to them, ‘Come after me, and I will make you fishers of men.’ At once they left their nets and followed him” (Matthew 4:18-20). Stairs near the east end of the Duomo descend into the Crypt of St. Andrew, where his relics are kept in the central altar. The crypt is decorated with magnificent Baroque murals from 1660. As I knelt and prayed at the glorious crypt befitting this great disciple who was martyred on an X shaped crucifix, my mind wondered of the true nature of this chosen man who became a Saint. I stirred around to the back of the altar and found myself facing his eternal light and relics. I knelt again in prayer feeling the great essence and presence of this selfless apostle. As in many other locations and churches in Italy, where Saints seem to be from every town, I was overcome with deep emotion and an abundance of heartfelt spiritual joy!](https://www.dinocarbetta.com/img-get2/I00000J34hxwE5TU/fill=/fit=200x200/I00000J34hxwE5TU.jpg)
![“Apostle, Saint Andrew In front of his Duomo of Sant'Andrea - Painting by Dino Carbetta” …<br />
<br />
Embarking on a rain-soaked ferry journey along the picturesque coast, I made my way to the enchanting seaside town of Amalfi. Normally bustling with tourists transported from everywhere, the Duomo di Amalfi found itself relatively serene on this dreary day. A sacred haven has graced this Amalfi site since the year 596 AD; the ninth-century structure still stands resolute. In the early 13th century, a new cathedral emerged beside the ancient one, providing a dignified resting place for St. Andrew the Apostle. Modern interventions have exposed fragments of the original church, inviting contemplation of bygone eras. St. Andrew, the brother of Saint Peter and a cherished disciple of Christ was also a follower of John the Baptist. Their calling unfolded on the shores of the Sea of Galilee: “As [Jesus] was walking by, he saw two brothers, Simon (Peter), and his brother Andrew, casting a net into the sea; they were fishermen. He said to them, ‘Come after me, and I will make you fishers of men.’ At once they left their nets and followed him” (Matthew 4:18-20). Descending near the east end of the Duomo, a staircase leads to the Crypt of St. Andrew, where his revered relics rest upon the central altar. Adorned with magnificent Baroque murals dating back to 1660, the crypt provides a sacred space for reflection. Kneeling in prayer within this splendid crypt, befitting the memory of the apostle martyred on an X-shaped crucifix, my thoughts meandered into the profound nature of this chosen man turned Disciple and Saint. As I circled to the rear of the altar, I found myself bathed in the eternal light and relics of Saint Andrew. With each prayer, I sensed the essence and presence of this selfless apostle. Much like other sanctuaries and churches across Italy, where saints hail from every corner, I was overwhelmed by deep emotion and an abundance of heartfelt spiritual joy!"](https://www.dinocarbetta.com/img-get2/I00001pdSDmwiFP4/fill=/fit=200x200/I00001pdSDmwiFP4.jpg)
![“Sant'Andrea Imagining the Crucifixion of Christ - Amalfi Cathedral”…<br />
<br />
I caught the rain-soaked ferry down the coast to the seaside town of Amalfi. The Duomo di Amalfi is usually packed with tourists bused and ferried from 100’s of miles away, but with the dreary weather, many stayed away. A church has resided on this site in Amalfi since 596 AD and the one built in the 9th century still stands today. The present cathedral was built adjacent to the old one in the early 13th century to provide a suitable resting place for St. Andrew the Apostle. The two were originally joined together to form a single, six-nave Romanesque cathedral. Newer walls have been taken down to expose parts of the ancient original church, and one can ponder history by this glimpse back in time. Andrew, Saint Peter’s brother and one of Christ’s closest disciples was also the disciple of John the Baptist. Saint Andrew was called with Peter: “As [Jesus] was walking by the Sea of Galilee, he saw two brothers, Simon who is now called Peter, and his brother Andrew, casting a net into the sea; they were fishermen. He said to them, ‘Come after me, and I will make you fishers of men.’ At once they left their nets and followed him” (Matthew 4:18-20). Stairs near the east end of the Duomo descend into the Crypt of St. Andrew, where his relics are kept in the central altar. The crypt is decorated with magnificent Baroque murals from 1660. As I knelt and prayed at the glorious crypt befitting this great disciple who was martyred on an X-shaped crucifix, my mind wandered to the true nature of this chosen man who became a Disciple and Saint. I stirred around to the back of the altar and found myself facing his eternal light and relics. I knelt again in prayer feeling the great essence and presence of this selfless apostle. As in many other locations and churches in Italy, where Saints seem to be from every town, I was overcome with deep emotion and an abundance of heartfelt spiritual joy!](https://www.dinocarbetta.com/img-get2/I0000_QOj8XJTNqc/fill=/fit=200x200/I0000_QOj8XJTNqc.jpg)
