As we read in “The lives of the saints of the Lord for all the days of the year”:
March 25 is the top memory worthy of the past of the world, for it is the day of the Incarnation of the boy of God and of Mary's motherhood. On that day the prophecy and hope of the forty centuries were fulfilled; this day is the accomplishment and crowning of creation, and the beginning of a fresh time, where the angel of the fresh covenant, Mesiah and Savior, the prince of peace, the father of the next age, revealed himself and came to give us grace and truth, erstwhile the first time on earth could be heard so powerful, so sweet, and at the same time so terrible the name of Jesus1.
Exactly 9 months later, we celebrate Christmas.
It is besides an crucial day in the context of the protection of life. We encourage you to take the spiritual Adoption of the Concepted Child, which consists in refusing 1 10 of the Holy Rosary in the intention of a kid whose life is at risk, regular for 9 months until 25 December.
Many crucial events for the Church, Silesia, Poland, Europe and the planet took place on 25 March. Below are any of them, in chronological order.
In 1347 she was born in Siena Caterina Benincasa, the youngest of twenty-five children in the paint family. She died at the age of 33, on April 30, 1380, and on that day she was remembered – Saint Catherine of Siena. She was declared Doctor of the Church and Co-Patron of Europe. Although we appreciate this decision (John Paul II, around 1999), it is worth asking this large saint for intercession, especially in these hard ones, besides for the Church, times.
“The lives of the saints...” says that Divine Providence chose this humble daughter of a dyer to change the course of history. Saint Catherine lived in a time of large ecclesiastical and political turmoil. The Popes resided in Avignon, and the revolution threatened you with a church fall. Catherine stopped the revolution by word and writing, and then set out in a message to Avignon, to Pope Gregory XI. Her merit was the Pope's decision to decision the Capital back to Rome (in 1377). During the pontificate of another Pope, Urban XI, she again wrote touching letters to the Cardinals and princes, and even to the Pope, to whom she gave with noble openness the exhortations which the Pope accepted very graciously and called her to Rome to ask her to give him her advice2.
In 1871, Bytom was founded St. Alojze Society (Alojsian). In the following years, the companies were besides established in respective twelve another cities and towns of advanced Silesia – a region highly crucial for the organizers of the Action and activists of the FKS.
The Alojsians are 1 of many societies, associations or spiritual fraternity in advanced Silesia – in an extraordinary region, due to the fact that erstwhile people left the religion in many regions of Europe, including industrial regions, religion developed and deepened in Silesia.
The founder of the Aloysians, Fr Norbert Bonczyk, was besides known for his literary work. He translated the communicative “The Old God Lives” from German (Der Alte Gott) recalling that any ruler fighting the Church will be punished sooner or later. Many modern politicians, including European leaders, should remember this.
In 1949, in Wandea, France, he was born Philippe de Villiers, French politicians (at local, national and EP level), author and cultural activist, pioneer and leader of the French sovereignist movement, opposing the transformation of the European Community into political monolith. During the French referendums, he led loud campaigns to reject the Maastricht and Lisbon treaties. De Villiers wrote more than 30 books, including biographical novels devoted to St. Joan of Arc and St. Louis of the King, enthusiastically received by readers4.
His first work translated into Polish is the book entitled J’ai tiré sur le fil du mensonge et tout est venu, in Poland known as “When the masks fell”, which we powerfully recommend. The book is long and contains quite a few crucial information bearing detailed footnotes. An crucial part of the book is besides presented on more than a 100 pages a collection of archival papers in English and French on the origins of the European Communities and various aspects of the activities of the alleged Founders. De Villiers refutes the story that the United Europe was created as a continental superpower capable of standing up to both the US and the USSR. Nothing like that! It was the U.S. Department of State and the CIA that inspired European integration and financed politicians who advocated the unification of Western Europe5.
Its top work de Villiers considers the Culture Park "Puy du Fou", founded in 1978 in Wandea, which aims to show the meaning of French and European identity and to approximate the legacy of historical-cultural Latin civilization. This park is the second most visited amusement centre in France after Disneyland (more than 2.3 million tourists per year). Its main attraction is the celebrated spectacle about the war in Wandea, involving hundreds of volunteers6. The president of Puy du Fou is Philippe’s boy (one of 7 children) – Nicolas de Villiers. The park-related company Puy du Fou Films is co-ocdulent of the movie “Wandea. triumph or death” (Vaincre ou mourir)7.
In 1957, erstwhile Philip was 8 years old, the Roman Treaties were signed in Rome, which, after the entry into force of 1 January 1958, established the European economical Community (EEC) and the European Atomic Energy Community (EEC/Euratom). This event is sometimes called the "devil conclave" – the date was not to be random and the signing of the treaties was to item the anti-Christian nature of the EU on the day of the NMP's announcement8.
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the event in 2007, the Berlin Declaration, criticised for the deficiency of references to Christianity, was adopted (although it is hard to wonder why the EU and the European Communities did not have Christian but Masonic roots). In March 2017, a White Paper on the future of Europe was adopted (referring to the 60th anniversary of the Treaties of Rome), which lists only 1 thought origin for further improvement of the EU, written in the spirit of Marxist ideology. Manifest with Ventotene. Its authors presume the federalization of Europe, regardless of the people of the continent9.
In 1991 Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, a French priest, missionary, Archbishop of Dakar, was born for Heaven, a steadfast defender of Catholic Tradition. In 1970, he founded the Priesthood of Saint Pius X (Fraternitas Sacerdotalis Sancti Pia X, FSSPX).
Initiators and organizers of actions and many FKS activists usage the services of FSSPX priests. The seminaries of the Brotherhood educate and more future priests and brothers, including Poles, and in our homeland (and in our region) there are more chapels.
One of the FSSPX priests – Fr Karol Stehlin (who personally knew the Archbishop and accepted priestly ordination from his hands) wrote in 2003, on the eve of the accession referendum, an crucial text analyzing the European Union1.o.
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1 March 25th. The Feast of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary,The Lives of the Holy Ones of the Year.
April 2 30th. The life of Saint Catherine Seneńska, The Lives of the Holy Ones of the Year.
Alojzy and Loziki. Felieton by Marek Szoltysk, historian and experts of Silesia, Western Journal.pl.
4 P. de Villiers, When the masks fellWarsaw 2019, DeReggio.
5 H. Goat, How Americans integrate Europeans, parquet.com.
6 P. de Villiers, When the masks fellWarsaw 2019, DeReggio.
7 “Women, old men, children thrown alive into the well.” Nicolas de Villiers about the movie on genocide in Wandea, tysol.pl.
8 Nazi roots of the European Union. Bogumil the Shojd, David the Six, Silesia Television.
1o Fr Karol Stehlin FSSPX, Science on the State of St. Thomas of Aquinas and the European Union, Always Faithful No 3/2003 (52).
