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The Marian Philatelist, Whole No. 33 University of Dayton eCommons The Marian Philatelist Marian Library Special Collections 11-1-1967 The Marian Philatelist, Whole No. 33 A. S. Horn W. J. Hoffman Follow this and additional works at: https://ecommons.udayton.edu/imri_marian_philatelist Recommended Citation Horn, A. S. and Hoffman, W. J., "The Marian Philatelist, Whole No. 33" (1967). The Marian Philatelist. 33. https://ecommons.udayton.edu/imri_marian_philatelist/33 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Marian Library Special Collections at eCommons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Marian Philatelist by an authorized administrator of eCommons. For more information, please contact [email protected], [email protected]. Marian Pfiilafelisf PUBLISHED BY THE MARIAN PHILATELIC STUDY GROUP Rev. A. S. Horn Chairman Business Address: W. J. Hoffman Editor 424 West Crystal View Avenue Orange, California 92667, USA Whole No. 33 NOVEMBER 1, 1967 Vol. 5 No. 6 ---------------------- r ANDORRA - French Admin- j January 1, 1968 issue with an article. istration: (Class 2). ] Set of 3 stamps released) COSTA RICA: A set of stamps depicting various September 25, 1967 re- i churches was issued in August 1967. Stamps producing 16th century | have not been obtainable, but we have read frescoes from the Maison) that the following will appear on the stamps: des Vallees. The 0,60 5d - Church of La Soledad; 30c Church of value shows a DEPOSITION! La Merced; 35c Church of Our Lady of the in which are seen the Angels; 45c Ujarras Shrine of Our Lady of Dead Christ, the Sorrow-i the Immaculate Conception; 5 col. Church ful Mother, the other of El Carmen. The 90c shows the Church of Marys, and Disciples. ] Desamparados, but we are not certain it is The other two stamps de-i a Marian Church. pict "Jesus Praying in the Garden" and what j appears to be "The Kiss of Judas." DAHOMEY: (Class 1). i Honoring the Internat­ i BRAZIL: (Class 6). Single i ional Stamp Exhibition i stamp released August 15, I held at Riccione, Italy, i 1967, 20 cts. value, de­ i on August 12, 1967, Da­ i picting the "Rose of Gold" i homey overprinted the i presented to OUR LADY OF i 200 Fr. value of its i APARECIDA by Papal Legate i December 1966 issue i Cardinal Cicognani, at i (Scott C48, Michel 295, 1 the Aparecida Shrine, in i Yvert 50*, Gibbons 270), i Brazil. The original is i depicting Baldovinetti’s A i the work of Prof. Marchis. i MADONNA AND CHILD. The A special Marian cancellation authorized for I overprint reads "RICCIONE the first day of issue, see Brazil cancella- i 12-29 Aout 1967." The denomination also chang­ tion #34 and article on pages 87-88. I ed to 150 Fr. i BRAZIL: (Class 1, 8). Issued i GREAT BRITAIN: (Class 1). The first of three October 12, 1967 a 5-centavosl Christmas stamps was issued October 18, 1967. stamp commemorating 250th Design shows a MADONNA AND CHILD by Murillo, anniversary of the finding of] value 4d. Original is in the Rijk Museum in the miraculous image. The Amsterdam. Stamp was not available for illus­ beautiful and original image ■ tration, however, an article is on page 85. of OUR LADY OF APARECIDA is j seen on the right above the GUATEMALA: (Class 3m, 8). Set of 7 airmail new Basilica of Our Lady of stamps recently issued; exact date not known. Aparecida. A special Madonna] Six show various Colonial Churches of Guate­ cancellation authorized for i mala. The 7d airmail value depicts the CHURCH the first day of issue, see Brazil #37. An OF LA MERCED in Antigua. A statue of OUR LADY article on the image and shrine is on page 87.1 OF MERCY is in the niche just above the main i portal. Illustration and article on page 79. COOK ISLANDS: (Class 1). Set of six stamps, plus souvenir sheets, released October 23, MALTA: Set of 3 Christmas stamps, trip­ 1967 reproducing works of Paul Gauguin. The i tych style, released October 20, 1967, Id value presents the "IA PRANA MARIA" (We Id, 8d, 1’4 values, depicting THE NATIVITY. Greet Thee, Mary), now in the Metropolitan Mu-) Multicolors on gold background. Stamps not seum of Art, New York City. Stamp not avail- j available for illustration; will be in the January 1967 issue. able for illustrating; will be included in the] -75 MALTA: (Class 8). Set of four , The 170 Lire shows the Cologne Cathedral stamps issued September 12, 1967 J which is dedicated to St. Peter, with the for the Congress of International' Blessed Virgin as a secondary patron; there­ History of Architecture. The 1’ ' fore, we are not including it in the Marian value shows the facade of the | category. COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF THE ASSUMP- [ The same border design appears on all the TION at B'Kara, built in the early 17th century and still con-{ stamps; it may be that the two statues are sldered a gem of Maltese architecture. The church] of the Blessed Virgin and St. Joseph, how­ ever no absolute confirmation has been ob­ is soon to be restored to its original plan. tained. The bases upon which the figures stand bear a resemblance to those seen on NEW ZEALAND: (Class 2). Released October 3, 1967 the West Portal facade of Chartres Cathe­ Christmas stamp, 2-1/2$ value, reproducing the dral. ADORATION OF THE SHEPHERDS by Nicolas Poussin. Original in the London National Gallery. Illus­ Illustrations and articles on page 80-83. tration and article on page 86. SPAIN:(Class NIUE; (Class 2). The first Christmas stamp to 8). Tourist be issued by this South Pacific Island belonging set released to New Zealand was released October 3, 1967. The July 27,1967. design and value same as that for New Zealand's Angel Gil Christmas stamp. Illustration included with Diaz, Zara­ article on page 86. goza, informs us that the PANAMA: (Class 1). Panama has done it again. A CHURCH OF Famous Paintings set was released on August 22, SANTA MARIA DEL AZOQUE at Betanzos appears 1967, plus souvenir sheets. The 0.05 balboas on the 10 centavos stamp, and the CHURCH OF stamp reproduces a work by Ingres, THE VOW OF LOUIS XIII (MADONNA AND CHILD). done in 1824. OUR LADY OF THE 0 at Sanlucar de Barrameda is seen on the 6 pesetas stamp. Original in the Cathedral of Montauban, France. Illustration and article on page 86-87. VATICAN CITY: Issued October 13, 1967, set of 3 stamps commemorating the 50th Anniver­ REUNION; (Class 8). Re- sary of the Fatima Apparitions and Pope Paul leased September 24, 1967 J visit to the Shrine. overprint of France, Scotti 1101, showing the CHAPEL ] 30 L value (Class 6) shows the three chil- OF NOTRE DAME DU HAUT at ' dren, a sculpture located near the Basilica. Ronchamp. Overprinted 50 L value(Class 3m,7) Basilica with statue. "CFA 20F." | 200 L value (Class 2) shows Pope Paul at prayer in front of OUR LADY OF FATIMA at ROMANIA: We saw a notice that on August 20, 1967 the Shrine. for the 450th anniversary of the founding of Curtea de Arges Monastery, a single 55 lei stamp was issued which showed the MONASTERY OF OUR LADY OF THE ASSUMPTION. To date we have not been able to locate this stamp. ST. LUCIA: (Class 1). The first Christmas stamp to be issued by this British Colony in the West Indies was released October 16, 1967, 2 values of 4$ and 25$. The design depicts a Murillo painting, MADONNA AND CHILD WITH INFANT ST.JOHN. Original is in the London National Gallery. It I FORTHCOMING ISSUES is also known as the "Garvagh Madonna"-- " and the "Aldobrandini Madonna." Stampi not available for [UNITED STATES: 1967 Christmas stamp, 5 cents illustration, will be included[ with article in [value, showing Memling's MADONNA AND CHILD, the January issue. [in larger format, to be released November 6, [1967. First day of cancel to be at Bethlehem SAN MARINO: (Class 8). Issued September 21,1967 ]Georgia • The U.S.District Court has ruled the set of stamps depicting Gothic Cathedrals: 20 [ stamp does not proselytize any particular Lire - Amiens; 40 Lire - Siena; 80 Lire - Toledo [religion. We have arranged to have available i 90 Lire - Salisbury. i THE MARIAN PHILATELIST -76- November 1, 1967 first day covers (25 cents each) and maximum 35 Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro, July 15-22, cards (35 cents each). Requests should be sent 1967. MAYRINK CHAPEL. "Tijuca Week- to W. J. Hoffman, 424 West Crystal View Avenue, Tradition and Progress." Chapel con­ Orange, California 92667. structed by Francisco de Paule Mayrink in 1860 and where devotion is dedicat­ AUSTRIA: Due for release in November 1967, a ] ed to "Our Lady of Carmel." (Note: Ill­ Christmas stamp, 2 schillings value, reproducing] ustration will appear in the January the central portion, BIRTH OF CHRIST, of the issue.) Veit Stoss Altar in the Benedictine Monastery at] 36. Sao Paulo, September 3-8, 1967. OUR Salzburg. Altar carved in 1498. LADY OF PENHA, PATRONESS OF SAO PAULO. "Our Lady of Penha, Patroness of Sao WEST BERLIN: Due for release November 1, 1967, Paulo." Issued for 300th anniversary a 1 DM value, design reproducing a 1740 sculp­ of the devotion to "Our Lady of the ture of the VIRGIN MARY by Anton Feuchtwanger. Rock" in Sao Paulo. Design shows coat- Original in the State Museum, Berlin. of-arms of the city of Sao Paulo. Can­ cellation authored by Dr. Angelo Zioni BRAZIL: Exact date of release unknown, but a and design by Joao de Deus Cardoso.
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