How strange we somehow neglected to carry Leonardo Da Vinci’s Last Supper in our on-line store!  I mean, it is compulsory for every Catholic family to have both a Rosary dangling from their rear-view mirror and a Last Supper in their dining room.  So we went and put some up for you.

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We at Catholic Free Shipping want to provide you, our valued customers, with a wealth of pertinent, accurate information on the products you’re purchasing.  I found some really neat trivia on the iconic original mural,  stuff I never knew before, or never bothered to notice.  Like how I did not know the scene is essentially a still-shot of a very turbulent, almost violent moment: when Jesus told His Apostles one of them will betray Him.  I had always just glanced over it, thought it to be a solemn depiction of the Institution of the Eucharist.  Then it struck me: “Wow… all these dining rooms across the globe have this controversial, misunderstood, mysterious artwork hanging above their heads while they eat!”  Leave it up to Da Vinci to pull a fast one on us for all these centuries.  Anyways, more of this trivia can be  found here: Da Vinci’s Last Supper.

There’s something in it that just puts me in a pious, contemplative mood.  I picture these men, members of a cloistered monastic order avowed to an austere rule, in robes and tonsure, in a cavernous abbey perched atop a grassy hill in the valley of a snow-capped European mountain range, singing their praises to God.

In solemn meditation during Adoration, while driving in my car, in my headphones while working, I forget the ills of this world, I am relaxed, my thoughts are with Him, and He with my thoughts–the captured holiness, the melody as of the choirs of angels, lifting me towards Heaven.