Wedding at Cana – Wedding Gift/Anniversary Gift – painted by Benedictine Monks– Catholic Art Print – Archival Quality loreto embroideries We don't think that's theological

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The colored flames symbolize the living presence of God in His Word

Wedding at Cana – Wedding Gift/Anniversary Gift – painted by Benedictine Monks– Catholic Art Print – Archival Quality loreto embroideries We don't think that's theological"Wedding at Cana" By Revs Bonaventure Ostendarp & Raphael Pfister Painted around the turn of the last century by Benedictine monks for a church in Pennsylvania, this Wedding at Cana is meant not just to be beautiful but to aid the faithful in their spiritual lives. It was large and glued on the wall of the nave, where weddings happen. It was a reminder of the holiness of marriage, and how much better our marriages are when we invite Jesus and Mary