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Second Sunday after the Epiphany - Liturgical Art & Meaning #3783451 (License: Personal Use)
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This illuminated miniature, likely from a late medieval Book of Hours or lectionary, portrays the Adoration of the Magi with vivid colors and gold leaf detailing. The Virgin Mary cradles the Christ Child as the three kings present their symbolic gifts-gold, frankincense, and myrrh-while Joseph stands nearby; architectural and landscape elements frame the sacred moment. The ornate border and script indicate its use in devotional or liturgical contexts.
Used on church websites, Catholic/Episcopal liturgical calendars, or educational pages about the Lectionary Year B cycle; serves users seeking theological insight, seasonal worship resources, or art history related to Epiphanytide.
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