St. Agnes - Digital Print

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❖ This is a high-resolution digital print.
❖ This item is a digital download only.
❖ No physical item will be shipped.
❖ The files will be available immediately after purchase.
❖ The quality of the final print may depend on the printer and paper chosen. For best results we suggest printing on high-quality paper.
❖ The recommended printing size is up to 16x20 inches for optimal quality. For prints exceeding this size, please contact us directly. We will be glad to adjust and provide the necessary files tailored to your larger specifications.

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Personal License Restrictions:
- The resale or redistribution of this digital design in any digital format as a standalone product, including but not limited to PNG, JPEG, and other formats, is prohibited.
- Sharing this product with individuals who have not secured the rights to use or license for this product is prohibited.
- Including this artwork in image packs for the purpose of resale is prohibited.
- Modifying, adapting, or transforming this image with the intention of claiming ownership and reselling it as an original creation is not allowed.
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Saint Agnes is a revered Christian saint and one of the early martyrs of the church, venerated for her purity and commitment to her faith despite severe persecution. She lived during the 3rd century in Rome and is often depicted as a young girl holding a lamb, symbolizing her innocence. According to tradition, Agnes made a vow of chastity but was desired by several men. When she refused their advances, she was reported to the authorities as a Christian and faced martyrdom at a very young age, typically believed to be around 12 or 13. Saint Agnes is the patron saint of young girls, chastity, rape survivors, and gardeners. Her feast day is celebrated on January 21st. Her legacy is one of courage and steadfastness in the face of adversity, making her a powerful symbol of purity and faith.

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