dvb St Francis Prayer Mobius Necklace

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St. Francis of Assisi Prayer Mobius Necklace by dvb New York
"Lord make me an instrument of your peace"
Sterling silver Mobius necklace by dvbny
About the Mobius shape:
The geometric form of the bracelet is known as a Mobius strip, after the German mathematician August Ferdinand Mobius (1790-1868). It represents the seeming paradox of a plane without end, or one of infinite length. As such it became accepted as the symbol for infinity, an appropriate and symbolic form for this uplifting quotation.
dvb new york has been designing and manufacturing fine jewelry in Manhattan for over 25 years. They strive to create contemporary and historically based jewelry in precious metals which are both aesthetic and meaningful. dvb hopes to imbue each piece with a story which goes beyond the mere form.
About Laurel Elliott and dvb New York:
Laurel Elliott is owner and Creative Director of dvb new york. Her profound knowledge gained over twenty five years of jewelry design is a springboard to a re-interpretation of the past through the prism of present fashion trends.
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Saint
Francis’s
Prayer in its entirety:
Lord, make me an instrument of thy PEACE
where there is hatred
let me sow LOVE
where there is injury
PARDON
where there is error
TRUTH
where there is discord
HARMONY
where there is doubt
FAITH
where there is despair
HOPE
where there is darkness
LIGHT
and where there is sorrow
JOY
Born in 1181 in Umbria,
Francis Bernadone was the son of a rich
cloth merchant. In adolescence, Francis
became a prisoner of war from one of the
constant battles between Italian city-states;
in this case neighbouring Perugia. During
his internment, Francis underwent a
spiritual awakening.
His unassuming character, love of nature and
criticism of the greed and worldliness of the
established Church earned him an enormous
following throughout Europe in the 13th
century, posing an unprecedented challenge
to a decadent clergy and corrupt Papacy. His
teachings founded the Franciscan Order by
permission of Pope Innocent III in 1209.
His Basilica, in his birthplace of Assisi was
begun in 1228, and its decoration by the
greatest artists of the period, Giotto,
Cimabue, and Simone Martini is a testament
to the cult of St. Francis. His feast day is
celebrated on 4th October, and he remains
one of the most revered of the sainthood.
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