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roscoe
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Has anyone read Padre Tosti’s History of Boniface VIII?
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roscoe
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**The book is listed in the bibliography of Sr Mary Mildred’s CONFLICT BET PHILIP IV AND BONIFACE VIII.
It is a rare book(book was found at addall) and the author slobbers all over Boniface. It is worth noting that Padre Tosti will misinterpret the wishes of Leo XIII re: reconciliation with the Roman secular state–source Kertzer. At any rate, the book contains just about the most astonishing thing that I have ever seen.
Regretably I don’t have the means or comp ability to scan this pic onto the net, but I will describe it.
When reading through the padres bio, he is constantly referring to Boniface as in Agnani–it seems as if the pope was rarely in Rome. There is a pic in the book of the throne of Boniface in the cathedral at Agnani. This pic is of an actual object and not a drawing or a painting. Apparently it is in the cathedral today and the photo itself was probably taken around the time of the books pub. in 1911.
The book itself does not really say anything about the possible significance of the decoration on the throne only mentioning that there are objects still in the cathedral(book also says that Agnani has been a ghost town ever since). This has to be where Boniface was when confronted by Nogaret in what has to be the most dramatic moment of the Church in the middle ages.
The mind blower is that there is a very prominent Knights Templar Hexagram circumscibed in a circle approx 1 and 1/2 feet in diamater on the back of his throne at about his neck.
It is now my conclusion that this man may actually be an anti-pope even if he didn’t steal the Papacy. If nothing else(and we all know there is more) he was protecting corrupt Templars. Any allegation that Philip despoiled the order is myth.
If anyone PM’s me a snail mail add, I will send copy.
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It is a rare book(book was found at addall) and the author slobbers all over Boniface. It is worth noting that Padre Tosti will misinterpret the wishes of Leo XIII re: reconciliation with the Roman secular state–source Kertzer. At any rate, the book contains just about the most astonishing thing that I have ever seen.
Regretably I don’t have the means or comp ability to scan this pic onto the net, but I will describe it.
When reading through the padres bio, he is constantly referring to Boniface as in Agnani–it seems as if the pope was rarely in Rome. There is a pic in the book of the throne of Boniface in the cathedral at Agnani. This pic is of an actual object and not a drawing or a painting. Apparently it is in the cathedral today and the photo itself was probably taken around the time of the books pub. in 1911.
The book itself does not really say anything about the possible significance of the decoration on the throne only mentioning that there are objects still in the cathedral(book also says that Agnani has been a ghost town ever since). This has to be where Boniface was when confronted by Nogaret in what has to be the most dramatic moment of the Church in the middle ages.
The mind blower is that there is a very prominent Knights Templar Hexagram circumscibed in a circle approx 1 and 1/2 feet in diamater on the back of his throne at about his neck.
It is now my conclusion that this man may actually be an anti-pope even if he didn’t steal the Papacy. If nothing else(and we all know there is more) he was protecting corrupt Templars. Any allegation that Philip despoiled the order is myth.
If anyone PM’s me a snail mail add, I will send copy.
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Windmill
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roscoe,
it’s a wonder you have your faith intact, my brother. all of your threads are conspiracy theory-based allegations of anti-popes. if you aren’t a sedevacantist, then i pray that you don’t end of in that despairing group.
i would review the doctrine of indeffectibility. if you’re not opposed to spending a buck to listen to an mp3, then I highly recommend these two mp3’s. they are by michael davies, whose name i’m sure you recognize.
Indefectibility of The Church
The Church That Cannot Fail
If you want some encouragement of Boniface’s fidelity, try this one:
Our Glorious Popes: Pope Boniface VIII
it’s a wonder you have your faith intact, my brother. all of your threads are conspiracy theory-based allegations of anti-popes. if you aren’t a sedevacantist, then i pray that you don’t end of in that despairing group.
i would review the doctrine of indeffectibility. if you’re not opposed to spending a buck to listen to an mp3, then I highly recommend these two mp3’s. they are by michael davies, whose name i’m sure you recognize.
Indefectibility of The Church
The Church That Cannot Fail
If you want some encouragement of Boniface’s fidelity, try this one:
Our Glorious Popes: Pope Boniface VIII
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GerardP
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Do you mean “hexagram” as in “star of David” type thing or do you mean “pentagram” as in a five pointed star?The mind blower is that there is a very prominent Knights Templar Hexagram circumscibed in a circle approx 1 and 1/2 feet in diamater on the back of his throne at about his neck.
It is now my conclusion that this man may actually be an anti-pope even if he didn’t steal the Papacy. If nothing else(and we all know there is more) he was protecting corrupt Templars. Any allegation that Philip despoiled the order is myth.
The pentagram is actually a Catholic symbol of the five wounds of Christ. It’s the **upside down **pentagram that is now known the Satanic symbol.
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roscoe
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**If there have been about 40 different anti-popes, what differecnce does one more make? Thank you for your concern about my faith being intact–I believe that it is Boniface whose faith was not all there.roscoe,
it’s a wonder you have your faith intact, my brother. all of your threads are conspiracy theory-based allegations of anti-popes. if you aren’t a sedevacantist, then i pray that you don’t end of in that despairing group.
i would review the doctrine of indeffectibility. if you’re not opposed to spending a buck to listen to an mp3, then I highly recommend these two mp3’s. they are by michael davies, whose name i’m sure you recognize.
Indefectibility of The Church
The Church That Cannot Fail
If you want some encouragement of Boniface’s fidelity, try this one:
Our Glorious Popes: Pope Boniface VIII
It is not a ‘conspiracy theory’ that the symbol on the back of his throne is unquestioably a Knights Templar HEX agram- it is a conspiracy fact. Maybe someone is in Italy and can give us an eyewitness account of the present situation in Agnani. A five pointed star in the upright position is sometimes referred to as a pentacle.
The only part of Unam Sanctum that qualifies as infallible is the last sentence about all people needing to remain faithful to Roman Pontiff to achieve salvation.
As far as the rest of my posts being about ‘conspiracy theory’, notice that in the post on Card Rampolla, the conspiracy theory has in fact been de-bunked. Ciao**
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roscoe
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Yes I am a member of that ‘despairing group’ of Sedevacantists.
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cam100
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I see you’re new. Welcome! There have been a lot of discussions about sedevacantism in this forum recently. Do a search on the term if you’re interested.Yes I am a member of that ‘despairing group’ of Sedevacantists.
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