Fair enough question. Does anyone have any references that prove the name “Sol Invictus” was used for Our Lord?
I've posted this before ... sigh. But the obsessive-compulsive mental cases here ignore it each time. St. Clement of Alexandria referred to Our Lord as Helios riding in his chariot, there are early Christian tombs beneath St. Peter's that depict Our Lord as Sol Invictus, as well as other Christian iconography. It's one slander after another by the like of the Miserable Miser against +Vigano. Nobody says you have to like him, but that doesn't give her the license to slander him.
Miserable Miser also slandered him by alleging he was using a Masonic term at the end of his letters, "So may it be.", likening it to "So mote it be." I suggested that it's probably Italian translation for "Amen". We had an Italian Traditional Catholic chime in and post a picture of a pre-Vatican II Tridentine Missal which shows Amen translated as "So may it be." in the Italian, and mentioned that his Traditional Italian priest uses the expression from the pulplit.
No retraction from the slanderer. Instead she continued to make that allegation after it was thoroughly debunked.
It's pathetic, shameful, malicious, and sinful, the vitriolic slander campaign that this mental case has continued to wage against +Vigano. It basically started because +Vigano had some positive things to say about Trump, and she hates Trump with a passion because, despite all the malarkey she pushed here about the COVID jab that discredited the anti-jab movement, she couldn't get her own family to not get the jab. So she's taking out her own personal failures on Trump and then by extension +Vigano.