Tuesday, February 21, 2017

2017: A Memorial Year

In 2017, we will observe several anniversaries:

500th Anniversary of Lutheranism

300th Anniversary of Freemasonry

100th Anniversary of Communism

100th Anniversary of Our Lady of Fatima Apparitions


 Will Freemasonry's 300th anniversary be as violently anti-Catholic as 1917?
BY DEACON NICK DONNELLY

“2017 marks the 300th anniversary of the foundation of Freemasonry with the foundation of the Grand Lodge in London in 1717. The 200th-anniversary celebrations in Rome were violently anti-Catholic according to the eye-witness testimony of St. Maximilian Kolbe. Will 2017 see a repeat of anti-Catholicism as part of Freemasonry's 300th celebrations?

Here are St. Maximilian Kolbe's accounts of the 1917 anti-Catholic demonstrations in Rome, where he was undertaking theological studies at the Pontifical Faculty of St. Bonaventure, San Teodoro.

The first of his accounts was published in the November 1935 issue of the Japanese Militia of the Immaculate magazine:

"Years later, the Freemasons in Rome began to demonstrate openly and belligerently against the Church. They placed the black standard of the "Giordano Brunisti" under the windows of the Vatican. On this standard the archangel, St. Michael, was depicted lying under the feet of the triumphant Lucifer. At the same time, countless pamphlets were distributed to the people in which the Holy Father was attacked shamefully. Right then I conceived the idea of organizing an active society to counteract Freemasonry and other slaves of Lucifer."”


Telluride's Free Gondola Is 20 Years Old & Still A Wonder

Twenty years later, Telluride’s free gondola is still a wonder

Gondola riders are carried up over treetops to the 10,535-foot San Sophia summit

Only a Puppet

Dummy Still Performs After Ventriloquist Walks Off Stage

http://1funny.com/ventriloquist-walks-off-stage/




Most Dangerous Hike In Britain

Let’s go hiking here!

Check out the pictures . . .

Hel Banned In Iceland

HEL BANNED IN ICELAND
Abridged from Iceland Monitor
Icelandic Naming Committee has just ruled that Hel cannot be used as a name in Iceland.
Hel is a goddess in Norse mythology. She rules the underworld, and it has the same name as her. She is one of Loki’s three children, along with the Miðgarðsormur [World Serpent] and Fenrisúlfur [Fenris Wolf]. The word hel also means hell in Icelandic.
The committee says there is a risk of the name being a nuisance for the name’s bearer, given that Hel refers to death and Hel’s underworld kingdom.
There are strict laws on what names are allowed in Iceland and all disputes are settled by the Icelandic Naming Committee. The point of the committee is both to preserve Icelandic language, as all names have to fit into Icelandic and its rules, and to protect people from receiving names that might trouble them in the future.
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Good or Evil

Well, who is right then?

“The good we do is never lost; it never dies.  The good we do lives on forever in other people, in other places, in other times.”
~ Matthew Kelly – DynamicCatholic.com

Or

“The evil that men do lives after them; the good is oft interred with their bones.”
~ Marc Anthony’s funeral oration about Julius Caesar
From Act 3, scene ii of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare