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Colored print of the Crucifixion of Christ, with the corpus represented by a large red Sacred Heart. The cross is set into an outcropping with text "O Jesus! O Marie!" printed below. A simplified image of the 1816 Little Loretto print is to the right…

Lithograph print of Fr. Charles Nerinckx with an open book, labeled "Charles Nerinckx, Ne' a Herffelinghen, en Brabant, le 2 Octobre 1761;". Marks for artist M. Billoin and printers Simonau & Toovey, Brussels, Belgium. The artist was likely Charles…

Paper printed with black-and-white image of the Our Lady of Loreto statue, with decorative printed design surrounding it in light brown ink of angels and biblical prophets. Italian text below the images, also printed in light brown ink, authenticates…

Small round brass bell, dot decorations on handle. Description found with bell reads: "This little bell came from the Little House of Loreto in Italy. It was given to Sister Erminildis Buckman by Rev. Robert Abell in 1869. Sr. Erminildis gave it to…

Standing wood crucifix, round cross pieces with metal caps and metal corpus, "INRI" sign, and halo. Six-sided wood base is painted red. "Fr. Nerinckx" written on back of base. This crucifix was on the altar (#0067) in Father Nerinckx's cabin until…

Two prints from the engraving plate 2021.000.050a, depicting the crucifix with a large Sacred Heart in front dripping smaller hearts, with text "O Suffering Jesus!! O Sorrowful Mary!!" below. At the bottom of the plate is the text "Grave por Courtois…

Metal engraving plate, depicting the crucifix with a large Sacred Heart in front dripping smaller hearts, with text "O Suffering Jesus!! O Sorrowful Mary!!" below. At the bottom of the plate is the text "Grave por Courtois a Malines / The Friends of…

Print portrait of Fr. Charles Nerinckx, in color, with blue-tinged background.

Colorized portrait print of Fr. Charles Nerinckx.

Round metal locket with three Chinese characters on front, containing bone fragment on paper labeled "Fr. Nerinckx." This relic was received by Sr. Doloretta Marie O'Connor, SL, when she was missioned to China (1933-1949). She then gave it to Sister…