Clue #1 -- the poster in the beginning makes reference to the 100th-year anniversary of the death of St. Pius X. Perhaps that's why Bishop Fellay was chosen? Why would the EU commemorate the passing of St. Pius X?
Clue #2 -- the banner in front of the podium appears to be a Vendée cross. Is this on the impetus of some royalist group within the EU? Or an anti-Royalist group (celebrating the crushing of the monarchists)?
As we know, the EU has adopted the image of Europa on the Bull, a harlot on a beast, for its currency and has sculptures of this scene that look very impure and obscene near many of their official buildings.
In addition, the EU flag shows a ring of twelve starts, and Our Lady is described in revelation as wearing a crown of twelve stars.
Many consider the EU to be the beast of Revelation and the harlot riding the beast to be the corrupted Novus Ordo Church ("drinking the blood of the martyrs"). Consequently, does this scene symbolically represent Bishop Fellay making peace with the harlot and beast? Not that I think this was necessarily intended, but God arranges things interestingly sometimes.
I would never go anywhere near that den of Satan, the EU ... I consider it in fact to be the Beast and the Novus Ordo the Harlot on the Beast ... any more than I would go near a Masonic Temple to bless a Nativity Scene. Does that perhaps explain Bishop Fellay's obvious discomfort? Perhaps he walked past a sculpture of the Europa whore on his way into the building?
Topic: The Christmas crib at the European Parliament (Read 22086 times)