Ex-Witch Reveals the Ritual Satanic Abuse That Happens on Halloween "I really don't like to give a lot of details about it because it's very hard to talk about and, quite frankly, I don't want to disturb (people completely)," Beth says in a new video. Since her salvation in recent years and subsequent inner healings and deliverance, Beth came to realize she was abused in a satanic ritual on Halloween when she was just 3. "We went to the (Mormon) church and what happened next made my blood curdle. I was given candy, but that was just a prelude to the sexual abuse that would happen in a satanic ritual," Beth reveals in her blog. "On Halloween, Satanists use young children, such as myself, as sexual idols to worship. Other children receive a far worse fate. Death. I know for some this is more than you can even think to believe, but it is true. I can barely write these words because the pain of the truth is almost more than I can bear. If it wasn't for the grace and love of Jesus Christ, I would not even be here writing this at all." https://www.charismanews.com/cultur...itual-satanic-abuse-that-happens-on-halloween
What concerns me is that the rays visible in the front of the altar do not go away or are "sliced" when people (the nuns and the priest) move in front of the image.
That's what I was looking for as well, but when the nun is in front of the image the rays appear to come right on top of her, habit being brown. But the priest, to be fair, wearing white, made it difficult to really judge since the altar cloth, also white, makes it hard to see where the rays are on its top. Pics are always difficult esp. when reproduced online. I guess it's one of those "you had to be there" events.!
Well here we go again! Weather service has just posted tropical depression alert for Wed. Hopefully not a hurricane, this is crazy. What a year.
So a few day ago, I finally found a Bible app that I think I like. look what appeared when I opened the app just now : "Revelation:1 [3] Blessed is the one who reads aloud the words of the prophecy, and blessed are those who hear and who keep what is written in it; for the time is near." A sign?
Pretty scary out there tonight but we still have power. 100,000 are out of power around us. We had tornado warnings for awhile, had to sit it out in the bathtub! We don't have a basement. My cat decided to join me! Wind is whipping around, gusts up to 90 mph. It will be something to go out tomorrow in the daylight and see how it looks. I heard on the local FB posts lots of trees are down. It has been a crazy year. Should be calming down in another hour I hope.
Here we go. This article is a month or so old and I am not sure about the frequency of this event because originally I had read that it was even less frequent. At any rate it certainly fit's the bill. There are a ton of astrology nuts going berserk over this because it will be on the winter solstice this year so be warned if you go looking for more info. There are a lot of nutballs out there. https://www.space.com/jupiter-saturn-great-conjunction-2020 Get ready for the 'Great Conjunction' of Jupiter and Saturn By Joe Rao a month ago In their closest encounter since 1623, Jupiter and Saturn appear as a single star in the evening sky next month. All through the summer and into the fall, the two gas giants of the solar system, Jupiter and Saturn, have been calling attention to themselves in the southern evening sky. Jupiter of course, always appears brilliant and is usually one of the brightest nighttime objects, but in recent months it has stood out even more than usual because of the presence of bright Saturn trailing just off to its left (east). Appearing about one-twelfth as bright, Saturn has, in a way, served as Jupiter's "lieutenant" in this year of 2020. Whenever Jupiter and Saturn are in conjunction — that is, when they have the same right ascension or celestial longitude — it is referred to as a "Great Conjunction," primarily because unlike conjunctions with the other bright planets, these two don't get together very often. The average frequency of occurrence is merely the product of their sidereal periods divided by the absolute value of their difference. A sidereal period is defined as the time required for a celestial body within the solar system to complete one revolution with respect to the fixed stars. Saturn's period of 29.65 years multiplied by Jupiter's period of 11.86 years amounts to 351.65. Dividing this value by the difference in their sidereal periods gives us 19.76 years. So, about every 20 years, Jupiter and Saturn will have a rendezvous. The next one is coming very soon; scheduled for Dec. 21. Most of the time, when Jupiter overtakes Saturn, they usually are separated by more than a degree. But come Dec. 21, they will be separated by just about one-tenth of a degree or 6.1 arc minutes. To gauge how close that is, on the next clear night, check out Mizar, the middle star in the handle of the Big Dipper. A fainter star, Alcor, is positioned only 11.8 arc minutes away and the ability to perceive the separation of these two stars, was once considered a test of good vision. And yet Jupiter and Saturn will approach to within about half that distance! That's just 0.102 degrees This means, under high magnification in your telescope you'll be able to see both planets — Saturn with its famous ring system and Jupiter with its cloud bands and Galilean satellites — simultaneously in the same field of view! How great is that? It will be interesting to watch how the gap between these two planets will gradually close during November and December. On Nov. 1st, they are 5.1 degrees apart; by Nov. 15, 3.8 degrees. By Dec. 1, they'll be separated by 2.2 degrees and by Dec. 15 it will be down to just 0.7 degrees, then 0.1 degrees closer each night thereafter until their long-awaited meeting on Dec. 21. As to whether the two planets might appear as a single star, I personally can recall on June 5, 1978 when Mars and Saturn were separated by a similar distance, and yet I could clearly separate both planets with my naked eye. However, those who are near-sighted might see Jupiter and Saturn appear as one merely by removing their eyeglasses. The last time these two planets appeared so close was on July 16, 1623, when they were only 5 arc minutes apart. We will get another 6-arc minute separation on March 15, 2080. Maybe a few of our younger readers will be around to catch that one.
Been watching these two beauties all summer and fall, as they get closer and closer! Significantly, also occurring on December 21st will be the winter solstice. In the church on that day in the Divine Office will be chanted the O Antiphon, O Oriens. How appropriate on several levels! O Oriens or O Rising Dawn or Morning Star (December 21) O Rising Dawn, (Jer 23:5; Zechariah 3:8; 6:12), Radiance of the Light eternal (Habakkuk 3:4; Wisdom 7:26; Hebrews 1:3) and Sun of Justice (Malachi 3:20): * come, and enlighten those who sit in darkness and in the shadow of death (Ps 107:10; Lk 1:78). In a strange contrast, Mars has looked like some seething sister keeping her distance across the heavens with her increasing reddish glow this last month. Depending on the moon’s phase, she has joined this group as she moves across the sky and completing the magnificent scene which has been especially prominent when viewed over the sea.~AN
Thanks Don. Just told my daughter about this celestial event on her birthday, December 21. We will be watching!
During Mass this morning I was suddenly struck forcefully by the pachamama horror. At the time I thought "here is the abomination of desolation in the Holy place" and now even more do i sense the line in the sand that was drawn. Everything that followed it to my mind is proving it daily.
There are still moments of grace occurring. I pointed out on another thread that I'm reading Father Malachi Martin and he was saying thirty years ago that the use of the words 'for all' instead of 'for many' in the English translation of the Novus Ordo words of consecration invalidated the Mass, because these words were directly of Christ Himself. It's theologically debateable whether it did or not, but thankfully Pope Benedict changed the words back to the originals. Today, I've read in Father Hunwicke's blog that the Congregation for Divine Worship has made another reversion to the original Latin, in the English translation of Collects, reverting the translation of 'Deus' back to the original 'God' from the current 'one God', which could be insinuated as His only being one god among many. It is heartwarming to see such returns to tradition happening even among the modernist chaos.
No words for this Edlerly woman euthanized to avoid anguish over lockdown https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/facin...ld-chooses-medically-assisted-death-1.5197140
