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Saturday, March 28, 2020
Friday, March 27, 2020
Bob Dylan...Murder Most Foul lyrics... JFK
"The day that they killed him someone said to me son, the age of the Anti-Christ has just only begun"
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Miraculous Crucifix used by Pope during Urbi et Orbi Blessing at the Vatican (Corona Virus)
Much more beautiful
and heartbreaking images of the crucifix
were seen during the video of the event today.
Watch the first minute of this:
And also at the 2:00 mark for 20 seconds for a clear view.
https://youtu.be/dJqBDPPMj3I
"...However, this was not the only miracle that happened in connection to the crucifix. The next one dates to three years later, in 1522, when a terrible plague struck the city of Rome so severely that it was feared the city would simply cease to exist.
In desperation, the friars of the Servants of Mary decided to carry the crucifix in a penitential procession from the church of St. Marcellus, eventually arriving to St. Peter’s Basilica. The authorities, fearing the risk of contagion, tried to prevent the religious procession, but the people in their collective desperation ignored the prohibition. The image of Our Lord was carried through the streets of the city by popular acclamation.
This procession lasted several days—the time needed for it to be carried throughout the entire area of Rome. When the crucifix returned to its place, the plague stopped completely, and Rome was saved from being exterminated..."
full StoryHERE.
"The crucifix was removed from the Church of San Marcello al Corso by Vatican personnel Wednesday evening, and is expected to be installed temporarily at St. Peter’s Square on Thursday, according to Vatican journalist Francesco Antonio Grana. The crucifix was venerated as miraculous by Romans after it was the only religious image to survive unscathed from a fire that completely gutted the church on May 23, 1519."
"Less than three years later, Rome was devastated by the "black plague."
Upon the request of Rome’s Catholics, the crucifix was taken in procession from the convent of the Servants of Mary in Via del Corso to St. Peter’s Square, stopping in each quarter of Rome.
The procession continued 16 days, from August 4th to the 20th, 1522. When the crucifix was returned to St. Marcellus, the plague had disappeared from Rome.
The crucifix has since processed to St. Peter’s Square every Roman Holy Year - around every 50 years- and the crucifix has engraved on its back the names of each pope to have witnessed those processions. The last name engraved is that of Pope St. John Paul II, who embraced the crucifix during the “Day of Forgiveness,” during the Jubilee Year 2000..."
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| crucifix by mtodd from Christ the King. |
https://youtu.be/dJqBDPPMj3I
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