Most Holy Trinity Framed Art Print

Most Holy Trinity Framed Print with artwork by artist Richard L George

Contemplate the mystery of the Most Holy Trinity as Sr. Lucia described it in her 1929 vision. By placing the Most Holy Trinity Framed Print in your home you will display a visible reminder to contemplate this central mystery of Christian faith and life. The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches, that the Most Holy Trinity is ‘the source of all other mysteries of faith, the light that enlightens them’ (CCC 234).
What’s more, it was in this particular visual arrangement that Sr. Lucia saw the Most Holy Trinity and of which she said, “I understood that it was the mystery of the Most Holy Trinity that was shown to me, and I received lights about this mystery which I am not permitted to reveal.”

This Most Holy Trinity Framed Print is printed with professional Ultrachrome inks on high quality Giclée papers.

• Alder, semi-hardwood frame
• Black color
• Acrylite front protector
• Hanging hardware included

More About this Image:

This particular painting of the Most Holy Trinity, Sacrifice of the Holy Mass represents in art Sr Lucia’s vision of the Most Holy Trinity.
Lucia wrote what she saw in the vision, “Suddenly a supernatural light illumined the whole chapel and on the altar appeared a cross of light which reached to the ceiling.
In a brighter part could be seen, on the upper part of the Cross, the face of a man and His body to the waist; on His breast was an equally luminous dove, and nailed to the cross, the body of another man.”

“A little below the waist, suspended in mid-air, was to be seen a Chalice and a large Host onto which fell some drops of Blood from the face of the Crucified and from a wound in His breast. These drops ran down over the Host and fell into the Chalice. Under the right arm of the Cross was Our Lady with Her Immaculate Heart in Her hand . . . It was Our Lady of Fatima with Her Immaculate Heart . . . in Her left hand . . . without a sword or roses, but with a crown of thorns and flames . . . ). Under the left arm (of the Cross), some big letters, as it were of crystal clear water running down over the Altar, formed these words: “Grace and Mercy.”

“I understood that it was the mystery of the Most Holy Trinity that was shown to me, and I received lights about this mystery which I am not permitted to reveal.”