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The Catholic Church annually celebrates the feast of the Queenship of Mary on Aug. 22. by ➥ Pope Francis

The clearest scriptural indication that Mary of Nazareth is a queen is a remarkable passage in the 12th chapter of the Book of Revelation. The visionary author sees an extraordinary sign in the sky: a woman clothed with the sun, the moon at her feet, and a coronet of 12 stars on her head.

Twelve, of course, is a designation of the tribes of Israel, and the crown is a rather unambiguous indication that we are dealing with a royal figure. It soon becomes clear that this woman is not only a queen but, more precisely, a queen mother, for we hear that she is laboring to give birth to a king, one who is “destined to rule the nations with an iron rod.”

Both the queen mother and the infant king are involved in a terrible struggle. The visionary tells us that a fearsome dragon is poised to devour the baby as soon as it comes forth. But God sweeps the child up and brings him to the safety of the divine throne, while the mother flees to the desert where she finds refuge. In the wake of this, a war breaks out between “Michael and his angels” and the dragon and his angelic supporters.

This image indicates that the queen and her kingly son are protagonists in a spiritual warfare of some magnitude. They are, in a word, warriors.

Those who have experienced a Jesuit retreat based upon the spiritual exercises of St. Ignatius will recognize the “two standards” meditation. Ignatius asks the retreatant to imagine a great field of battle. Arrayed on one side, under the standard of the Church, is the army of Christ; and on the other, under the standard of Satan, is the army of the dark powers. Then Ignatius compels the retreatant to make a decision, the most fundamental and important choice imaginable: Which army will you join?


Since the creation of the world GOD has placed enmity between the army of the Woman and the army of the devil:

“Inimicitias ponam inter te et mulierem
et semen tuum et semen illius;
ipsum conteret caput tuum,
et tu conteres calcaneum eius”. (Liber Genesis 3:15, NOVA VULGATA)

JESUS ​​himself tells us who the seeds than bear fruit are in this Gospel's passage: Luke 8:4-15


The feast of the Queenship of Mary has to do with this choice: With whose army do you fight? Do you march under the banner of the Queen Mother and her Son, or with their enemies? Source

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When people ask me “why do you hate the Protestants?” read their history
They were collaborators for the Muslims,jews and pagans
They butchered and belittled Catholics at every opportunity
They massacred and starved our Irish brethren
They treated different races as sub humans
They helped establish the false state of “israel”
They misuse scripture
They promote ancient heresy
They mock the Church
They insult Our Blessed Mother
They blasphemed Christ and His teaching’s
Desecrated the Most Holy Eucharist
The question isn’t why am I anti Protestant
The real question is why aren’t you?

Seriously what’s the difference between a sede and a Protestant?
(There is none)

Always be a enemy of Protestantism

Orthodogg history is so filled with submission to the enemies of God that they’re trying to steal our history

In my old school when a shooter shot up a
gay club the school the next day they were immediate in their response
They condemned the attack and asked for a moment of silence
Then a tranny shot Christian children
The next day…Nothing
No words condemning the attack
No moments of silence
A few day went by and they eventually did it but the fact it wasn’t immediate still struck my nerve

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While the Gospels are good evidence and a item that dates to the resurrection is amazing proof that will change the minds of unbelievers that don’t believe the Gospels
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Imagine hating Christ so much like the Protestants