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Civil War Christ & On-Orbit Weapons
Civil War Christ
Here is one for your Revolution in Pictures.
A blasphemous figure depicting Christ crucified holding two Uzi submachine guns has sparked outrage in Marseille, France, where it is part of an urban art exhibition.
What does it mean?
I think it is a message for Catholics to take up weapons against Muslims, since Marseille is the city that has the greatest Muslim population in France. And the Muslims have killed many Catholics in the last few years – it would explain why Christ is covered in blood…
The talk of a civil war to expel the Muslims is common among the growing nationalist right of Marine Le Pen.
Christ rejects violence or Christ encourages violence?
It certainly does not evoke any piety or empathy for the suffering of Christ who died for our sins.
J.S.
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On-Orbit Space Weapons
The US has officially communicated to the public that it has deployed weapons in space around the earth to protect American troops whenever and wherever it will be necessary.
In the middle of so many failures of our military – a recent congressional government report shows the enormous damage caused by Iran on the American bases in the Persian Gulf. This is a manifestation of might that brings the America of the ‘60s to memory.
You may read the news report below.
G.L.
Here’s what that could mean
The United States has deployed weapons in space and will use them to defend American forces, Air Force Secretary Troy Meink said Monday. It’s the first public acknowledgment that the nation has such capabilities in orbit and a potential signal to those that could pose threats in the domain.
“Today we continue to ensure we remain ready to meet the challenges of evolving threats wherever they exist,” Meink told attendees of the Air, Space and Cyber Conference, an annual gathering hosted by the Air & Space Forces Association in National Harbor, Maryland. “This is why the United States now has on-orbit space control weapons capable of defending the joint force against hostile adversary action.”
Meink did not provide specifics on the weapons and, when asked to expand, refused to provide additional details. It’s unknown when the weapons were put into orbit.
Original here
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Advent Candles
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God bless you
In Jesus and Mary,
E.Z., Ph.D.
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Virgin of Cayma
Salve Maria! I found this interesting apparition/invocation of the Virgin of Cayma. She apparently appeared to Incan indigenous, and she is pictured with a candle because she is also Our Lady of Candlemas. What struck me is the whole scene! Beautifully depicted and gives something of the first epic moments of colonial/viceregal Spanish America.
Source here
A little of the background of the Virgin of Cayma can be read here.
In Jesu et Maria,
S.B.
Posted September 17, 2026
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Like in ancient pagan Sparta, now in the Netherlands children who are born with defects can be killed according to the law.
The first “euthanasia” – euphemism for murdering – of an 1-year-old child happened in late 2025, but the general approval did not come until now: the Dutch doctors are very pleased with it…
It is another official crime against nature that cries to heaven for vengeance.
Read more below
P.M.
for First Euthanasia of Disabled 1-Year-Old
Joshua Arnold
A medical review committee in the Netherlands has concluded that the doctor who oversaw the country’s first euthanasia of a child “had acted with due care [zorgvuldig].” According to the committee, euthanasia for children under 12 is only permissible if “termination of life is the only reasonable way to end the child’s unbearable suffering without prospect of improvement.” Such a utilitarian law utterly fails to treat every person as an image-bearer of God.
Full article here