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*THE NAME MEANS - WHAT?* |
THE NAME COME FROM? The name Guadalupe was originally believed by the Spanairds to come from the devotion in Spain called Guadalupe which means. Others believed they miss heard the name: + GUADALUPE "the dark Virgin, Guadalupe, patroness of West Central Spain" + COATLAXOPEUH or Coatlaxopeuh, "She Who Has Dominion over Serpents" Coatlallope” “one who treads over snakes”. + TEQUANTLANOPEUH "She who originated from the summit of the rocks" (Tepeyac hill) She asked for a church to be built in this spot over the traditional temple of the Aztec Mother Earth Goddess, Tonontzin. The image of our Lady of Guadalupe shows her carrying the yet to be born baby Jesus under her her heart. Like a 'Tabernacle' , Mary 'the church' would hold the Eucharistic Christ. + 1491- 1531 = 40 YEARS - RENAMED THE 3 SHIPS HE WAS DEDICATED TO THE IMMACULADA Christopher Columbus, a third order Franciscan, was 40 years old in 1491 when Father Perez, (Queen Isabellas confessor) urged the Queen to allow Columbus to sail the ocean blue. The ships were fully loaded and readied to to set sail in 1492. + Before sailing, Columbus, officers and crew received the Sacraments of Penance and Holy Eucharist from Father Juan Perez, (see Catholic Encyclopedia) and renamed his three ships La Nina ("The Girl"), and La Pinta ("Paint") and La Santa Maria de la Immaculada Concepcion. Reviewing these names today it is as if the ships were announcing the coming of our Lady of Guadalupe 40 years later. + Her first apparition to Juan Diego would be on Dec 9, 1531 - the Feast of the Immaculate Conception in Spain and 40 years after Fr Perez had convinced the Queen in 1491. + Icon of Fr Perez blessing Columbus 1492
+ SPANISH COLONIZATION OF NEW WORLD Columbus was searching for a new route to India but bumped into some little islands off the coast and south of a great new world, all of which he claimed for Spain. He named several of the islands in the new world: San Salvidore ("Savior") in the Bahamas, followed by Santa Maria de la Concepc?on. On his second voyage he named another island "Santa Mar?a de Guadalupe" after the Virgin Mary, venerated in the Spanish town of Guadalupe - without any knowledge she was to come and bring blessings to the shores of the Americas 40 years later. |
*MYSTERY of the EYES* |
EYES TELL OF MYSTERY IBM Expert Talks of Microscopic Images Imprinted on Tilma MADRID, Spain, JULY 17, 2002 (Zenit.org).- In 1929, a microscopic figure was discovered in the eyes of the image of the Virgin of Guadalupe. Since then, the mystery of her pupils has challenged science. One of the men who have expended the most energy in trying to cast light on this image is Peruvian scientist Jos? Aste Tonsmann, an expert at International Business Machines in the digital processing of images. Twenty-two years ago, Aste decided to investigate the presence of other figures reflected in the Virgin's eyes and, in fact, found 12. + On July 31, John Paul II will canonize Indian Juan Diego, the witness of the Guadalupe apparitions, in Mexico. When the human eye focuses, the objects it is looking at are reflected in its retina. "Right now I am reflected in your eye," Aste explained to an interviewer. "According to whether the object is close or far, it will be reflected in a larger or smaller size in the ocular globe," he said. "And this is what happens with the eyes of the Virgin of Guadalupe. The image reflected in her two retinas is that of the moment when the Virgin left her imprint on Juan Diego's tilma." + Q: Can these figures be the work of humans? + Aste: No, for three reasons. In the first place, they are not visible to the human eye, except for one: that of the Spaniard, which is the largest. Nobody could have painted such tiny silhouettes. + In the second place, the origin of the pigments of these figures is unknown. The same is true of the Virgin's image. It is not painted, and no one yet knows how it was stamped on Juan Diego's tilma. + Q: And the third? + Aste: The three figures are reproduced in both eyes. What artist would do that? Moreover, their size varies from one eye to the other, according to how close the personage was to the Virgin's left or right eye. + Q: What process did you follow in your experiment? + Aste: First photographs are taken of the eyes. Then they are digitalized. They are read by the computer, enlarged and screened from the images. + Q: Who appears in the eyes? + Aste: There is a virtually naked servant; an elderly man -- Bishop Friar Juan de Zum?rraga; a youth -- the interpreter; an Indian with a tilma -- Juan Diego; a black woman -- a slave; a bearded Spaniard; and, lastly, an Indian family including father, mother, three children and two more adults, who could be grandparents or uncles. + Q: How do you know that the other figures correspond to the slave, the interpreter, etc.? + Aste: There is evidence in history. The elderly man who appears in the Virgin's eyes looks very much like the paintings of that period of Bishop Zum?rraga. As to the black slave, Zum?rraga said in his will that he released her. We also know that she was called Maria. In the Indies Archives there is a record of the bishop's embarkation when he left for the New World. + ZE02071702 - ZENIT - The World Seen From Rome To receive this News Services by e-mail ZENIT HOME PAGE |
*ATTACKS on AMERICA* |
DECEMBER 7th 1941
AUGUST 15th 1945
SEPTEMBER 11th 2001
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*PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 2000* |
(VOTING DAY - US PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS) (Returns put nation on hold - 'someone' pushes the 'pause button'. Will the president be Gore or Bush?) + 33 DAYS LATER ... (the symbolic years of the life of Christ) + DECEMBER 12th 2000 (DEADLINE FOR RECOUNT) FEAST OF OUR LADY
OF GUADALUPE
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*DID YOU KNOW?* |
(THE TRUE CROSS IS FOUND IN JERUSALEM) + FEAST OF THE HOLY CROSS After strong leads, Emperor Constantine, sent his mother Helen, to Jerusalem. There she discovered the True Cross on 14 September 325 AD in the vicinity of Golgatha. + SEPTEMBER 14th, 1814 AD (OUR NATIONAL ANTHEM) + THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER IS WRITTEN Red, white and blue flag flying over Fort McHenry (Maryland) is seen through the battle fray. Francis Scott Key is inspired to write a song. + OUR LADY of GUADELOUPE PATRONESS of the AMERICAS Did you ever see this similarity in our flag?
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*PROCLAMATION* |
THE 25TH OF DECEMBER + In the 5199th year of the creation of the world from the time when God in the beginning created the heavens and the earth; the 2957th year after the flood; + the 2015th year from the birth of Abraham; the 1510th year from Moses + and the going forth of the people of Israel from Egypt; the 1032nd year from David's being anointed king; + in the 65th week according to the prophecy of Daniel; in the 194th Olympiad; + the 752nd year from the foundation of the city of Rome; the 42nd year of the reign of Octavian Augustus; + the whole world being at peace, in the 6th age of the world, + Jesus Christ the eternal God and Son of the eternal Father, desiring to sanctify the world by his most merciful coming, being conceived by the Holy Spirit, + and 9 months having passed since his conception, was born in Bethlehem of Judea of the Virgin Mary, being made flesh. + The Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ according to the flesh. + (From the Christmas Martyrology) |
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