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Catholic occult Sun symbolism
See also: Solar symbol, Sun cross, Solar deity, Heliopolis (Helio-Polis meaning "Sun city"), Sol Invictus, Crepuscular rays, Luciferianism.
Pope Jean Paul II holding a solar Monstrance during a service of Benediction
(see previous)
The 1877 Papal Tiara worn by Pope John XXIII during his Papal coronation in 1958 (see also: Corona).
Coronation takes place on the first Sunday or Holy Day following the election.
Eucharist wafer ritual based on the transubstantiation illusion - a symbolic form of cannibalism [1] (bread -> flesh, wine -> blood).
(see previous)
(see previous)
Vatican City's Piazza San Pietro.
See also: video: Vatican sun dial, Sun cross, 8-pointed star.
Aachen Cathedral (792) (note the pyramid and all-seeing-eye).
For 600 years (936-1531) this was the church of monarch coronation (see also: Coronet) for 30 German kings and 12 queens.
Cathedral element in Bruges, Belgium. (note the all-seeing-eye)
Eucharistic Congress 1926
Halo symbolism
Latin cross]] upon which is fixed an effigy of Jesus. On some crucifixes skull and crossbones are shown below the corpus.
Jesuit Order seal
See also: Black sun and Saturn symbolism.
Jesuit building element in Antwerp, Belgium.
Phoenix ("Sunbird") and rays on the Papal throne chair.
St. Peter's Basilica dome, Rome, Italy.
Golden sun-burst image above the Chair of Saint Peter (1653) in the St. Peter's Basilica (1626), Rome, Italy.
(see previous)
The rooster is a universal solar symbol because its crowing announces the dawn.
Aachen Cathedral (792)
Cathedral altar in Dusseldorf, Germany
