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St. Jeanne Jugan - Devotional Canvas
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A portrait of St. Jeanne Jugan for prayer and reflection, rendered in the Neoclassical style on premium stretched canvas. Suited for the home, chapel, parish office, or as a thoughtful gift.
St. Jeanne Jugan
Also known as Sister Mary of the Cross or Jeanne Jugan of Saint-Servan.
St. Jeanne Jugan was a Breton servant girl who, in 1839 in the seaside town of Saint-Servan, took into her own bed an elderly blind widow who had no one to care for her — and from that single act of charity grew the worldwide Congregation of the Little Sisters of the Poor.
Displaced from leadership of her own community by an ambitious chaplain, she lived her final twenty-seven years in obscurity among the novices, who did not know she was the foundress until after her death. The Little Sisters today serve thousands of elderly poor in homes around the world.
"Little ones, never forget that the poor are Our Lord. In caring for the poor, say to yourself, 'This is for my Jesus.'"
Quick Facts
Feast Day: August 30
Patronage: The Little Sisters of the Poor · The elderly · The poor
Lived: October 25, 1792–August 29, 1879 in Cancale, Brittany; Saint-Servan; La Tour Saint-Joseph
Category: Religious / Foundress
About this canvas. Printed on a cotton-polyester blend and stretched over FSC-certified wood stretcher bars — sustainably sourced and gallery-ready. The matte finish reduces glare and complements the warmth of the painted style. Arrives ready to hang. Available in 10 sizes from 8×8 inches up to 24×32 inches, in both square and portrait formats.
Product Details
A portrait of St. Jeanne Jugan for prayer and reflection, rendered in the Neoclassical style on premium stretched canvas. Suited for the home, chapel, parish office, or as a thoughtful gift.
St. Jeanne Jugan
Also known as Sister Mary of the Cross or Jeanne Jugan of Saint-Servan.
St. Jeanne Jugan was a Breton servant girl who, in 1839 in the seaside town of Saint-Servan, took into her own bed an elderly blind widow who had no one to care for her — and from that single act of charity grew the worldwide Congregation of the Little Sisters of the Poor.
Displaced from leadership of her own community by an ambitious chaplain, she lived her final twenty-seven years in obscurity among the novices, who did not know she was the foundress until after her death. The Little Sisters today serve thousands of elderly poor in homes around the world.
"Little ones, never forget that the poor are Our Lord. In caring for the poor, say to yourself, 'This is for my Jesus.'"
Quick Facts
Feast Day: August 30
Patronage: The Little Sisters of the Poor · The elderly · The poor
Lived: October 25, 1792–August 29, 1879 in Cancale, Brittany; Saint-Servan; La Tour Saint-Joseph
Category: Religious / Foundress
About this canvas. Printed on a cotton-polyester blend and stretched over FSC-certified wood stretcher bars — sustainably sourced and gallery-ready. The matte finish reduces glare and complements the warmth of the painted style. Arrives ready to hang. Available in 10 sizes from 8×8 inches up to 24×32 inches, in both square and portrait formats.
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