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Anthony L

that's beautiful, but i'm confused - how can you be in Sacramento, CA when all this time i thought you were in Barcelona? OR, was this sunrise in Sacramonte, Granada? And, how did you summon up a luminous green star to appear in the heavens above the rising sun? If all of this appears like arrant nonsense from an addled american, please disregard and accept my thanks for these images.

Jer Dit

You are our breath of happiness, bringing sunshine to our hearts, princess, this gentle breeze that carries us like a soft cotton cloud 💙

Classicnymph

Thank you a lot for your words. I was referring to “Sacrament” (Sacramento in Spanish) which etymologically means more or less: an outward and visible sign of inward and spiritual grace," especially But it was also a kind of metaphor, Pope will visit… “Shortly after arriving in the city, the pontiff went directly to the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia, where he prayed before the Blessed Sacrament (el Santísimo Sacramento).”

Classicnymph

Have you seen el “Santísimo Sacramento”? Many ancient cultures associated divinity with the visible sun. Christianity does not identify Christ with the physical star, but it does frequently use the language of light, dawn, and radiance. Baroque and Neo-Gothic monstrances inherited this solar iconography to express the presence of Christ in the Eucharist.