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this sewing ruler has a button measurement embedded as well as curves for collars, sleeves and necklines.
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The cult of the three holy martyr brothers Alfio, Filadelfo and Cirino is widespread in almost all of Eastern Sicily since the early Middle Ages, the news we have on the life and martyrdom of the three brothers are contained in a document written by a Basilian monk , his own name Basilio, whose manuscript is in the Vatican Library, with the number 1591; the manuscript reports that the three saints suffered the persecution of Valerian and martyrdom in 253; the three brothers were born in Vaste, in the province of Lecce, were arrested (and later martyred) for having professed the Christian religion using their noble influence, as their parents, Vitale and Beatrice had previously done, who were also they barbarously martyred for professing their religious beliefs; the three brothers, after having undergone several trials throughout the central-southern territory of Italy, since no one wanted to condemn them with a definitive sentence as belonging to one of the most important families of the empire, were brought to Taormina by Tertullo, a young Roman patrician and head of the island, who, failing to detach them from their creed, sent them to Lentini; during the journey, the group stopped in two places, here the villages of Sant'Alfio and Trecastagni were born, then they reached Catania and were imprisoned here, finally they were taken to Lentini, where they died through atrocious tortures. Before undergoing martyrdom, they were intercessors of miraculous works, Tecla and Giustina were two young countesses, among them cousins, Tecla for more than six years suffered from a severe form of paralysis in the legs, while Giustina was blind in one eye, they learning of miraculous healings that occurred through their intercession during their forced journey from Rome to Lentini, they turned to them, receiving healing. On the day of their torture they were handcuffed and whipped in the streets of the city, exposed naked and barefoot to the ridicule of the people: Alfio's tongue was ripped off (he became the patron saint of the Mutes), Philadelphus was burned on a grill, Cirino was thrown in a cauldron of boiling pitch. The villages of Sant’Alfio and Trecastagni, on the slopes of Etna, and of Lentini, commemorate the three Saints Brothers with very heartfelt and participatory traditional feast. The photographic story that I present here was made this year on the occasion of the feast held on the first Sunday of May in the Etnean village of Sant’Alfio; the evenings of the two Thursdays and the two Fridays preceding the feast, small bonfires are lit in front of the houses called "a dera", from the name of the resinous wood that is used to light the fire, the night of the dera recalls the night in which the three brothers crossed the village of Sant'Alfio to go to Lentini. During the procession, the float of the three brothers Alfio, Filadelfo and Cirino is pulled with ropes by the devotees from the front, and at the same time is also pushed from behind, here are the women who, for devotion, make the journey barefoot; during the various stops, the children are hoisted onto the float by devoted experts, and placed in the presence of the Three Brothers, to ask for their intercession and divine protection; the priest caught with a very witty expression while embracing one of the supports of the canopy of the float, has a particular meaning, he wishes to express his joy in taking his place on the float, after the feast has been suppressed for two years, due to the rules prudential, issued to counter the pandemic spread of covid-19.
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Il culto dei tre fratelli santi martiri Alfio, Filadelfo e Cirino è molto diffuso in quasi tutta la Sicilia Orientale fin dall'alto medioevo, le notizie che possediamo sulla vita e sul martirio dei tre fratelli, sono contenute in un documento scritto da un monaco basiliano, di nome proprio Basilio, il cui manoscritto si trova nella Biblioteca Vaticana, col numero 1591; il manoscritto riporta che i tre Santi hanno subito il la persecuzione di Valeriano ed il martirio nel 253; i tre fratelli nacquero a Vaste, in provincia di Lecce, vennero arrestati (ed in seguito martirizzati) per aver professato la religione cristiana utilizzando la loro influenza nobile, come avevano fatto in precedenza i loro genitori, Vitale e Beatrice, i quali furono anch’essi barbaramente martirizzati per aver professato il loro credo religioso; i tre fratelli, dopo aver subito parecchi processi per tutto il territorio centro-meridionale d'Italia, visto che nessuno voleva condannarli con una sentenza definitiva in quanto appartenenti ad una delle famiglie più importanti dell’impero, furono portati a Taormina da Tertullo, giovane patrizio romano e Preside dell'isola, il quale non riuscendo a scostarli dal loro credo li inviò a Lentini; durante il tragitto, il gruppo si fermò in due luoghi, qui in seguito nacquero i paesi di Sant'Alfio e Trecastagni, poi giunsero a Catania e qui furono rinchiusi in carcere, infine furono condotti a Lentini, dove trovarono la morte mediante atroci supplizi. Prima di subire il martirio, essi furono intercessori di opere miracolose, Tecla e Giustina erano due giovani contesse, tra loro cugine, Tecla da più di sei anni soffriva di una grave forma di paralisi alle gambe, mentre Giustina era cieca in un occhio, esse venendo a conoscenza di guarigioni miracolose avvenute per loro intercessione durante il loro tragitto forzato da Roma a Lentini, si rivolsero a loro, ricevendo la guarigione. Il giorno del loro supplizio furno ammanettati e frustati per le vie della città, esposti nudi e scalzi allo scherno del popolo: ad Alfio venne strappata la lingua (divenne così il Santo protettore dei Muti), Filadelfo fu bruciato su di una graticola, Cirino fu gettato in una caldaia di pece bollente. I paesi di Sant’Alfio e di Trecastagni, alle pendici dell’Etna, e di Lentini, ricordano i tre Santi Fratelli con delle feste tradizionali molto sentite e partecipate. Il racconto fotografico che qui presento, è stato realizzato quest’anno in occasione della festa che si tiene la prima domenica di maggio nel paesino etneo di Sant’Alfio; le sere dei due giovedì e i due venerdì che precedono la festa, si accendono davanti alle case dei piccoli falò chiamati “a dera”, dal nome della legna resinosa che viene usata per accendere il fuoco, la notte della dera ricorda la notte in cui i tre fratelli attraversarono il paese di Sant'Alfio per recarsi a Lentini. Durante la processione, la vara dei tre fratelli Alfio, Filadelfo e Cirino viene trainata con funi dai devoti dal davanti, ed al contempo viene spinta anche da dietro, qui ci sono le donne che, per devozione, compiono il percorso scalze; durante le varie soste, i bambini vengono issati sulla vara da esperti devoti, e messi al cospetto dei tre Fratelli, per chiedere la loro intercessione e protezione divina; il sacerdote colto con una espressione molto spiritosa mentre abbraccia uno dei sostegni del baldacchino della vara, ha un significato particolare, egli desidera manifestare la sua gioia nel prendere posto sulla vara, dopo che per due anni la festa è stata soppressa, a causa delle norme prudenziali, emanate per contrastare la diffusione pandemica del covid-19.
126/365 Getting warmed up for the awesome day I have planned with Ash.
I'm happy.
This really does look way better on black.
Twin Cats 1" Button.
Special one of a kind design by Japanese artist Juri Ueda. Coming soon!
“But I reckon I got to light out for the Territory ahead of the rest, because Aunt Sally she's going to adopt me and sivilize me, and I can't stand it. I been there before.”
― Mark Twain, The Adventures of Huck Finn
[Unidentified African American boy standing in front of painted backdrop showing American flag and tents ; campaign button with portraits of Lincoln on one side and Johnson on the opposite side are attached to inside cover of case]
[between 1861 and 1865]
1 photograph : sixth-plate tintype ; 9.8 x 8.8 cm (case)
Notes:
Title devised by Library staff.
Case: Berg, 3-95.
Gift; Tom Liljenquist; 2010; (DLC/PP-2010:105).
Lincoln and Johnson campaign button purchased from: Iron Gate Antiques, Turnersville, New Jersey, 2007.
Subjects:
Lincoln, Abraham,--1809-1865--Associated objects.
Johnson, Andrew,--1808-1875--Associated objects.
African Americans--Children--1870-1880.
Boys--1870-1880.
United States--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Children.
Format: Buttons (Information artifacts)--1860-1870.
Portrait photographs--1860-1870.
Ambrotypes--1860-1870.
Rights Info: No known restrictions on publication.
Repository: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA, hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.print
Part Of: Ambrotype/Tintype filing series (Library of Congress) (DLC) 2010650518
Liljenquist Family collection (Library of Congress) (DLC) 2010650519
More information about this collection is available at hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/pp.lilj
Persistent URL: hdl.loc.gov/loc.pnp/ppmsca.26463
Call Number: AMB/TIN no. 2178
Big red button mounted on the wall beside a large array of solar panels on the roof of the bus depot carpark.
My first try at a button fairy. Had lots of fun putting it together and coming up with ideas for wings!
3 heroes; Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin & Michael Collins; the 1st men to land on the moon on July 20, 1969. Daniel followed the landing avidly in 'The Astronot' (www.TheAstronot.com).
Button stitched with wool and Perle 8 in pink and green which is one of my favorite colour combinations.
A boring old sweater, revamped with lots of buttons!
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Temperatures have been SO cold lately….made Mushroom Soup…with cheesy bread.
Health Benefits of Button Mushrooms
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100x: The 2015 Edition 14/100
x = Macro Food Photography
An idea I stole from Little Birds. I'm quite pleased with my first go at using a hot glue gun!
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