Collection: St. Jerome in the Wilderness
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ARTIST: Museum Religious Art Classics
ARTWORK NARRATIVE:
Artist: Paolo Veronese – c. 1585 – 1590
St. Jerome of Stridon was born into a Christian family in the city of Stridon located on the border between Dalmatia and Pannonia. His full name is Eusebius Hieronymos Sophronius. His parents sent him to Rome, where he studied the secular sciences. At the beginning of his life in the capital, the youth was captivated by worldly vanities and fell into temptation. At the end of his time in Rome, Jerome resolved to change his life and to live in goodness and purity. When the youth was about 20 years old, he accepted holy Baptism. After this he visited in Gaul (France). Then Saint Jerome decided to dedicate himself totally to God, and to become a monk.
His feast day is September 30.
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Saints & Angels
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Archeologists,
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Archivists,
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Bible Scholars,
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Librarians,
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Lightning,
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Orphans,
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Schoolchildren,
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Spanish Soldiers,
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Students,
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Translators
