St. Emerentiana of Rome (SAU 36) Ornament

A few days after the martyrdom of her better-known foster-sister, St. Emerentiana was stoned to death at St. Agnes’s tomb; hence, her attribute: a lapful of stones; and, her patronage: stomach ailments. + Image Credit (SAU 36): Antique NeoGothic goldprint of St. Emerentiana from a late 19th-century Belgian devotional chromolithograph originally published by the Socièté de St. Augustin, Bruges, from the designer’s private collection of religious ephemera. + Feast: January 23 + You have several options here: 1) Buy the ornament as is with our demo text. Our quotation is taken from the 1854 public domain novel 'Fabiola Or The Church Of The Catacombs' by Nicholas Cardinal Wiseman. In it, St. Emerentiana is a minor character alongside the much more famous saints Agnes, Sebastian, and, of course, Fabiola herself. 2) Replace our demo text with an image, a greeting, a Biblical passage, or any other elements of your own choosing. To choose a new background colour, see the suggested coordinating hues on the Colour Palette postcard for this image. Colour Palette postcards are found in an image's associated COLLECTION and in the Special COLLECTION devoted just to colour palettes. 3) Unhide the image of the featured saint to end up with the same image on both sides.