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I'm sure most people can guess whose coat-of-arms are displayed to either side of the new CathInfo header graphic.

It's my way of showing support for these bishops of the Resistance to Modernism.

If you're still seeing the Easter lilies, you need to hit <F5> in your browser.

I defer to page 25 of April 2015 The Recusant, in "Interview with Fr. Faure" (the day before he became Bishop Faure) -- IF you have a copy, you can see an image with more detail of the new coat of arms on page 19, among the photos of the consecration itself:


Can you explain to us the essence of your coat of arms?
In the centre is the Lamb of the Apocalypse, the Alpha and the Omega, the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world, announced by Isaiah.  The hearts recall the Vendee martyrs of the revolution and the Fleur de Lys is the emblem of Catholic France.  The motto, "ipsa conteret" ("she shall crush") is taken from the Vulgate, Genesis 3,15 where God promises the victory of the Virgin Mary over the dragon.



On a personal note, it is very providential that Bishop Faure has chosen "Ipsa conteret" for his motto, for this is one phrase of two in all of Scripture that has been universally corrupted by ALL subsequent translations since Gutenberg's Bible (in Latin) and the Douay-Rheims version (in English).  The KJV, Jerusalem, New Jerusalem, Revised Standard Version, Good News, and on and on -- they all say something different from "...she shall crush..."  The other phrase is found in Luke 1,28: "Hail, full of grace..."  Ave Maria, gratia plena...

There is even a "NEW LATIN VULGATE" that attempts to put the nonsense errors into Latin for ersatz 'traditionalists' to use so as to not offend any Modernists.  

It is most telling that in both cases the pandemic error concerns Our Lady, "the destroyer of all heresies."


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