Visitation Art Print Choose Paper Size (Image is Smaller):24x36 Rolled Canvas Poster - Matte Finish The pelican has long been

The pelican has long been a symbol of Jesus and the Eucharist because medievalists had the impression that pelicans fed their young by tearing off pieces of their own flesh

that the thoughts of many may be revealed

But even if they are uneasy

'by' means the priest

In attempting to help the people understand something of the mystery of the Blessed Trinity

Visitation Art Print Choose Paper Size (Image is Smaller):24x36 Rolled Canvas Poster - Matte Finish The pelican has long beenMary, having heard at the Annunciation that Elizabeth was six months pregnant, left her home to visit her. Upon Mary's arrival, the baby in Elizabeth's womb, John the Baptist, was stirred by the presence of his Lord, and Elizabeth prophesied, her words forming part of the Hail Mary prayer. In response to Elizabeth, Mary pronounced the "Magnificat," which begins with these words: "My soul proclaims the greatness of the Lord, my spirit rejoices in God