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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
Crucifix
This is a 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
The Sunburst of gilt (gold) embroidery on the back of the vestments of the Catholic Priesthood signify that the priest is also an EMISSARY AND REPRESENTATIVE OF "SOL INVICTUS" [2]
