Saint Roseline (or Rosilyn) de Villeneuve (1267-1329) was born at the Château of Les Arcs sur Argens in eastern Provence. Although from a noble family she is romantically Often portrayed as a shepherdess.
As a young woman she secretly gave bread to a hermit who lived in a nearby cave. Her father was initially greatly displeased and challenged her One Day When She was on her way to visit the hermit.
Roseline allowed her apron to fall open but no bread dropped out. Instead there was a cascade of fresh roses. her father Recognised this to be a true miracle. From That Day, His servants were instructed to Provide food for the poor from His kitchen.
There are similar to accounts of bread destined for the poor being changed into roses in the lives of Saint Elizabeth Princess of Saint Elisabeth of Hungary and Queen of Portugal.
There is a similar accounts of bread turning into summer flowers in the life of Saint Germaine de Pibrac. The feeding of bread to a hermit Also links with Saint Roseline Anthony the Great (Desert Father) who received the gift of bread from a raven in the desert.
This in turn makes an interesting connection with the Old Testament figure of Elijah, who I was fed by ravens. The raven has symbolic alchemical meaning.
There is a painting in private hands, of Saint Anthony and Saint Paul the Hermit in the desert, executed by the seventeenth century artist David Teniers the Younger.
In the picture, Paul and Anthony are being fed by bread brought` to them by a raven. In the foreground of the painting there is a crucifix, a skull, a book and an hourglass. In the background it It is possible to make out the figure of a shepherdess, believed to. signify Saint Roseline.
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