Are these two flags up for the weekend or the whole month?  Both are mounted in construction equipment so I'd assume the equipment can't be out of use for very long.  Wouldn't it be nice if they were mounted on the ground permanently.

The Bavarian Waste website says:

Each month in the Catholic Church is dedicated to a particular devotion and doctrine of faith. As our way of proclaiming our faith, we fly a different flag each month that represents the devotion of that month. 

Come back each month to see what flag we are flying and why!

Pretty cool that they're doing this. (The Parable of the Talents comes to mind, not sure whether it's an exact application.) How many people drive along that interstate every day and could possibly be drawn closer to God by seeing these flags and beginning to ask questions.

Hope you don't mind. I capitalized your "G."

Well, doesn't work on the main title, only on the reply title.

Heh.  I noticed the @ symbol.  I remember when I was in 7th grade, my English teacher dinged me for using that for the word "at" in a report I typed. He said that is the wrong usage of the symbol.  He also told me that he thought I just liked using that key (these were the days of typewriters!).  It certainly made an impression on me so, ever since, I am careful of when I use it!

Heh.  I noticed the @ symbol.  I remember when I was in 7th grade, my English teacher dinged me for using that for the word "at" in a report I typed. He said that is the wrong usage of the symbol.  He also told me that he thought I just liked using that key (these were the days of typewriters!).  It certainly made an impression on me so, ever since, I am careful of when I use it!

That's hilarious. The things we keep with us from school! I'll never forget in college I had a public speaking class. I was beyond shy. It was pathology. Why did I even take that class?! It finally came time to present a case for one side of a debate, and I froze up at the podium. The professor yelled at me in a very angry tone, in front of the whole class. I can't remember his words, but it was pretty much like, "Oh no you don't! You are going to perform! NOW!" 

And he became my greatest benefactor. He broke the horrible spell, and I DID perform. If he had coddled me, and let me get away with it, I would never have gotten over my malady. 

Heh.  I noticed the @ symbol.  I remember when I was in 7th grade, my English teacher dinged me for using that for the word "at" in a report I typed. He said that is the wrong usage of the symbol.  He also told me that he thought I just liked using that key (these were the days of typewriters!).  It certainly made an impression on me so, ever since, I am careful of when I use it!

Those English teachers...

Those English teachers...

  Or the typical student request, "Can I go to the bathroom?" And the teacher's response, "I don't know, can you?" 

Much as I like to analyse strange language usages...
Back on track...

The plan is to raise a flag for each month, so for July a flag to honour the Precious Blood of Jesus.

Yeah.  My apologies for veering off topic.

This sounds like a great idea.

And another thought: the Bergoglio Vatican has taken the worldwide lead in promoting perversity. Great leaps and bold strides. Absolute insolence and brash flaunting of its corruption. 

Has this not backfired? Has it not amounted to the last straw for much of the human race, no matter the diversity of creeds and worldviews? Doth not a bunch of decrepit fαɢɢօts parading around as prelates simply disgust natural common sense?

They have made a blunder, I think. They think they are right on time, but I think they may be out of time. 

Politicians pushing this filth better watch out. The people have had it.

Again, I could be so very wrong. 

Back in the sixties,
the apostate clergy had immense agency power to corrupt faith and morals. But it seemeth not so now. This power seemeth now to finally be in a state of reversal, whereby we may hope soon to see the opposite effects. Please God.