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as a higher form of prayer. By contemplating these scenes, along with Jesus' words and actions, one is able to take on the values of Jesus in one's own life. Shortly before
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those who, "at the
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He proceeded to travel and explain the newly formulated
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Returning to his native island and setting himself up for a comfortable ecclesiastical career, he awoke from a "deep sleep" by reading a copy of the famous letter sent from India by St. Francis Xavier to the clerics of Paris,
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Nadal commissioned several artists to do the engravings, 153 in all, and himself wrote extended captions which included references to parts of the scenes. The engravings,
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in 1593, thirteen years after Nadal's death. This is the oldest collection of such engravings that are extant; they use the art of
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