St. Giles & the Hind Risen-Glorified who have come to the

who have come to the tomb to anoint the body of Our Lord

A scroll hung from the rocks indicates St

A large golden crucifix stands on the altar

Remnants of humanity and animals flee to the earth's highest points before eventually being overcome by the waters and drowned

An antique illustration

St. Giles & the Hind Risen-Glorified who have come to theThe holy hermit, Giles, holds his frightened hind, which has fled a company of royal hunters. The saint has taken in his hand the arrow meant for the deer. Saint Giles was a seventh century Athenian, known as a miracle worker, who fled fame to be a hermit in Europe along the Rhone River. The hermit lived off vegetation he gathered in the forest as well as by the milk of a hind. Usage note: This digital Catholic art download is useful for personal