by Br. Alexis Bugnolo
The video filmed, yesterday, March 11, 2020, by an Italian who works along the Via Conciliazione, recorded the unusually solar phenomenon — produced by high humidity in the atmosphere — which made the Sun’s ray refract in the shape of a large Blessed Sacrament, according to the judgement of the author of the video. I agree.
The author, speaking in Italian, seems to want to say that with the Vatican and the Churches of Rome closed, the Host appears to be appearing to remind the Faithful that He is their God and they should take confidence in them. I agree. I believe this phenomenon is a reproach to the Vatican authorities who induced the Bishops of the World to close churches and deny the faithful the Sacrament.
Let the Vatican take note. First the Lord sends gentile reminders, then stern warnings, then punishments.
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O’ Terrible , O’ Most Holy, Powerful, Inmortal
Sovereign, Lord God, we bow and kneel before Thee,
in Your Most Holy Sacrament, and beg thee to thrust Bergoglio out of Thy Holy Church, and beg Thee pardon for all the sacrileges, blasphemies, heresies and impurities committed by Bergoglio and his subjects, for having suspended Thy Holy and Perpetual Sacrifice. Pardon us! Pardon us! Pardon us!
“Who is this King of Glory? The Lord of Hosts, He is the King of Glory.”
Psalms 23:10
With all due humility and love, “Hello Lord” were here. Praying. Amen.
Physical evidence that the eye of God is upon the Church.
Br. Bugnolo, please change the date to 2020. It’s creating some confusion online.
Thanks, for catching that typo.
Such events are not SO rare, but may be in Rome.
Looks like a Host, but known either as a corona or a halo.
Not sure exactly which from the image.
Paul, they are very rare at Rome, since the atmosphere here is very dry on account of the prevailing influence of the Sahara. Even in damper parts of the world, like New England, I think I only saw the phenomenon 2 or three times in 40 years.
Wow, like the lightning strikes on St. Peters, God’s message is there for those that have eyes to see
Wow! It is striking and beautiful. It calls to those who have faith.