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Queen of the Vatican

Journey in the Footsteps of Matilda of Canossa

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'Nothing happens by coincidence, it's all meant to be'. In the magical year 2012 Selma Sevenhuijsen discovered an image of a double-tailed mermaid, traditionally a symbol of the feminine Divine, in St. Peter's in Rome. She sits above the tomb of Matilda of Canossa, an Italian countess from the 11th century, whose funerary monument was designed by the famous sculptor Bernini. Selma wanted to know what was behind this and started on a journey. In this book she takes the reader with her on her voyage of discovery right across Italy along places where Matilda has left her traces. Matilda's life contains a surprisingly topical message for anyone who cares about the position of the feminine in religion. The makers of Matilda's tomb left a sign about this for those who have eyes to see. 'Il tempo ritorna', the time returns...

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Queen of the Vatican, Selma Sevenhuijsen

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Titre
Queen of the Vatican
Sous-titre
Journey in the Footsteps of Matilda of Canossa
Langue
Anglais
Format
souple
Pages
190
ISBN10
1511521856
ISBN13
9781511521857
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'Nothing happens by coincidence, it's all meant to be'. In the magical year 2012 Selma Sevenhuijsen discovered an image of a double-tailed mermaid, traditionally a symbol of the feminine Divine, in St. Peter's in Rome. She sits above the tomb of Matilda of Canossa, an Italian countess from the 11th century, whose funerary monument was designed by the famous sculptor Bernini. Selma wanted to know what was behind this and started on a journey. In this book she takes the reader with her on her voyage of discovery right across Italy along places where Matilda has left her traces. Matilda's life contains a surprisingly topical message for anyone who cares about the position of the feminine in religion. The makers of Matilda's tomb left a sign about this for those who have eyes to see. 'Il tempo ritorna', the time returns...