Flannery O'Connor Traditional and suffered for her beloved

and suffered for her beloved husband

signed and numbered by iconographer Joseph Malham

The icon is based upon the image of the Christ Pantocrator in Istanbul's Hagia Sophia and dates

Friendship House in Toronto expanded into a new foundation in Harlem where

Flannery O'Connor Traditional and suffered for her belovedFlannery OConnor (1925 1964)AuthorProphet of LettersLiterary RebelGrace changes us and the change is painfulIn a post war America crowded with great Southern regional writers tinged with Gothic elements such as Eudora Welty, Carson McCullers and Harper Lee, one seems to continually stand out. Flannery OConnor grabs every new generation and holds their attention through a combination of her writing virtuosity, premature death and the Catholic faith