Lost supper members

Post-Tribune (IN) | March 16, 2002| | Copyright

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Mitzi Simmons, at Chesterton United Methodist Church, tells of the life of Simon Peter's wife as she and the Joy Circle members portray women who were present during the Last Supper.(PHOTO - Color) (STEPHANIE DOWELL/POST-TRIBUNE) Members of Joy Circle (from left) Anna Hall, Sylvia Rhine and Carolyn Maxey portray women disciples of the Last Supper.(PHOTO) (STEPHANIE DOWELL/POST-TRIBUNE)

Leonardo da Vinci omitted women from his famous depiction of the Last Supper, but that does not mean they were not present. Gospel accounts place ...

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