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Liberal Protestant Modernist Apostate being worshipped as god! |
"Still at Madras on February 5, 1986, a sugarcane, fashioned into the form of a cross, signifying a Hindu offering to a carnal god, was brought into the presence of Wojtyla.
"A little later, during the offertory procession, a coconut was carried to the altar, a typical Hindu offering, which they offer to their idols. "Finally, a man placed sacred ashes on his forehead. "It was not a matter of Tilak but of Sacred Ashes or "Vi-Bhuti". "Three days earlier, on Feb. 2, he had received on his forehead the Tilac or Tikka, the red powdery paste of the Hindus, the sign of the adorers of Shiva." Interview of Msgr. Marcel Lefebvre given to La Croix, Feb. 6 & L'Express, Feb. 7-13, 1986. |
Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre of Dakar |
References To Understand Definitions Of Idolatry, Etc.Wikipedia is an online Encyclopedia that is open to anyone. It is therefore anarchic and also prone to syncretisation on any particular subject, and therefore not very reliable as a source of information. It is also prone to reflect Protestant prejudices and misrepresentations of Christianity (i.e. Catholicism), hand-in-hand with Liberalism, Agnosticism, Scepticism and Atheism, all of which have their modern origins in Protestantism. I include Wikipedia references here because many Hindus have begun to participate in it and to provide information on their religion there, which information is comparatively more correct than that provided by people from outside the East Indies, so that the Wikipedia entries are comparatively reliable, though we must guard against Hindu blandishments also.
When a person is marked with a Tilak, he has obtained that mark by either of two actions he has been worshipped by the rite of "Aarti" as a god, at the end of which ceremony, his forehead is marked; alternatively, when a congregation worships an idol, the celebrant performs the "Aarti" upon the idol, at the end of which, members of the congregation bow or slightly stoop before the celebrant who marks them with the color-powder from the "thali" as a mark that they had participated in the worship of that idol, and where receiving the mark is considered a kind of communion with it. For a comparision of the attitude of a true Catholic, according to the First Commandment, towards the pagans, see: |
Q.: Someone in the schismatic group "The Society of St. Pius X" told me that when the pope was in India he had his forehead anointed by a Hindu "priestess of Shiva" and that there is a photo to prove it. Is this true? A: There is a photo of the Pope having his forehead anointed by an Indian woman, but she was a Catholic, not a Hindu priestess! She was giving the Pope a traditional Indian form of greeting known as "Aarti," which has no more religious significance than a handshake does in Western culture or giving someone a wreath of flowers as a welcome in Hawaii. A letter dated November 22, 1994, from the Pontifical Council for Social Communications explains the custom and its role in Indian society: "Indian Catholics . . . use 'Aarti' when a child returns home after receiving First Holy Communion and when a newly married couple are received by their respective families.The letter, by Archbishop John P. Foley, went on to note: "Use of the 'Aarti' ceremonial by Indian Catholics is no more the worship of a heathen deity than is the decoration of a Christmas tree by American Christians a return to the pagan rituals of Northern Europe."Your friend in the Society of St. Pius X should check his facts before spreading such malicious gossip about the Holy Father (cf. Acts 23:1-5). |
Karol Wojtyla in IndiaV. Venkatesan, New Delhi, "Frontline" magazine (Hindu Publications Group), Madras, Volume 16 Issue 24, Nov. 13 150; 26, 1999. Text re-edited by Lúcio.The four-day visit of Karol Wojtyla ("John Paul II"), purported head of the Roman Catholic Church and of the Vatican City State, to New Delhi in the first week of November evoked keen interest among people of many religions. Wojtyla flew in on the evening of November 5 amidst tight security. He was given a simple official reception at the airport. The 79-year-old Karol Wojtyla stayed in the Vatican's Embassy in New Delhi's diplomatic enclave. The four-hour "Holy Mass" held at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, New Delhi, on November 7 to mark the conclusion of the Special Assembly of the Asian Synod of Bishops, was considerably Indianized. The special altar, shaped like hands raised in prayer, was flanked by a portrait of Mother Teresa, drawn by a young artist, Adarsh Alphons, to the left and the Gospel to the right. A huge Indian brass lamp stood in the foreground, while bright diyas (earthern lamps) painted on the rising stage decorated the terraced sanctuary. A group of tribal men and women from Ranchi danced to folk tunes as they ushered in the procession of priests and bishops. Bishops of the Oriental rites lent a special colour to the solemn ranks of the clergy. Other Indian characteristics included the singing of a Tamil devotional song and an Aarti ceremony. |
"At the Doxology when John-Paul II takes the chalice and paten with the host, the Aarati, which is a sign of veneration, will be performed by a group of young ladies. "The Aarati will consist of the following:
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Hindu Definitions of "Aarti"Interview given by "Fr." Pravin Fernandes, spokesman of the Antichurch in Bombay to the rabidly Pagan triumphalist website Rediff.com:"Another symbolic gesture of worship to Jesus Christ present in the form of bread and wine is the Indian Aarti."From the Theme Tourism in India & alacarteindia.com websites: TRADITIONAL WELCOME The warmth of Indian hospitality & the custom of welcoming guests is as old as the time itself. On arrival, as you step into the hotel, ladies in traditional local costumes greet you with flowers & perform the "aarti" ceremony. After having your forehead anointed with traditional red "tikka" relax with non-alcoholic welcome drink. Available at all the Taj Group of Hotels and also at most of the other hotels.From the website of The Vivekananda Mission in England: "Aarti (waving a lamp in front of the deity) ceremony may be carried out to invoke and welcome the deity.From the website of The Swaminarayan Sect: "One should concentrate fully on the deities to whom he is offering the Aarti."From the My Bindi Website: "Begin with Aarti to evoke the Gods and offer your prayers." |
Condensed Form of Hindu Definitions"One should concentrate fully on the deities to whom he is offering the Aarti". [The Swaminarayan Sect]"Aarti waving a lamp in front of the deity ceremony may be carried out to invoke and welcome the deity. "We may observe the aarti ceremony a lamp is gently waved in front of the deity in a clockwise direction. "Tilak mark on the forehead may be made to awaken spirituality. The mark is usually made with red powder (kumkum)." [The Vivekananda Mission in England] |
Devil-Worship!"One should concentrate fully on the deities to whom he is offering the Aarti". [The Swaminarayan Sect]"Aarti waving a lamp in front of the deity ceremony may be carried out to invoke and welcome the deity. "We may observe the aarti ceremony a lamp is gently waved in front of the deity in a clockwise direction. "Tilak mark on the forehead may be made to awaken spirituality. The mark is usually made with red powder (kumkum)." [The Vivekananda Mission in England] |
Seeing Is Believing! |
Yes! "Pope" AND God!"One should concentrate fully on the god John-Paul II to whom he is offering the Aarti"."Aarti waving a lamp in front of the god John-Paul II the ceremony may be carried out to invoke and welcome the god John-Paul II. "We may observe the aarti ceremony a lamp is gently waved in front of the god John-Paul II in a clockwise direction. "Tilak mark on the forehead may be made to awaken spirituality. The mark is usually made with red powder (kumkum)." |
Herod put on his royal finery and sat down on a raised dais to harangue them (the people of Tyre & Sidon); whereupon the people cried out in applause, It is no man, it is a god that speaks. And immediately the angel of the Lord smote him, for not referring the glory to God; and he was eaten up by worms, and so he died. Acts xii:21fl. (KV).
10 And when the multitudes had seen what Paul had done, they lifted up their voice in the Lycaonian tongue, saying: The gods are come down to us in the likeness of men. 11And they called Barnabas, Jupiter: but Paul, Mercury: because he was chief speaker. 13 Which, when the apostles Barnabas and Paul had heard, rending their clothes, they leaped out among the people, crying, 14And saying: Ye men, why do ye these things? We also are mortals, men like unto you, preaching to you to be converted from these vain things to the living God, who made the heaven and the earth and the sea and all things that are in them 17And speaking these things, they scarce restrained the people from sacrificing to them. Acts xiv:10fl (DRV).
1 Be sure of this, that in the world's last age there are perilous times coming. 2 Men will be in love with self, in love with money, boastful, proud, abusive; without reverence for their parents, without gratitude, 3 without scruple, without love, without peace; slanderers, incontinent, strangers to pity and to kindness; 4 treacherous, reckless, full of vain conceit, thinking rather of their pleasures than of God. 5 They will preserve all the outward form of religion, although they have long been strangers to its meaning. From these, too, turn away. 6 They count among their number the men that will make their way into house after house, captivating weak women whose consciences are burdened with sin; women swayed by shifting passions, 7 who are for ever inquiring, yet never attain to recognition of the truth. 8 Moses found rivals in Jannes and Mambres; just so the men I speak of set themselves up in rivalry against the truth, men whose minds are corrupt, whose faith is counterfeit; 9 yet they will come to little, they will soon be detected, like those others, in their rash folly. 13 The rogues and mountebanks gon on from bad to worse, at once impostors and dupes. 2 Timothy iii:1-13 (KV).
3 The time will surely come, when men will grow tired of sound doctrine, always itching to hear something fresh; and so they will provide themselves with a continuous succession of new teachers, as the whim takes them, 4 turning a deaf ear to the truth, bestowing their attention on fables instead. 2 Timothy iv:3-4 (KV).
18 The wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and injustice of those men that detain the truth of God in injustice: 19 Because that which is known of God is manifest in them. For God hath manifested it unto them. 20 For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made. His eternal power also and divinity: so that they are inexcusable. 21 Because that, when they knew God, they have not glorified him as God or given thanks: but became vain in their thoughts. And their foolish heart was darkened. 22 For, professing themselves to be wise, they became fools. 23 And they changed the glory of the incorruptible God into the likeness of the image of a corruptible man and of birds, and of fourfooted beasts and of creeping things. 24 Wherefore, God gave them up to the desires of their heart, unto uncleanness: to dishonour their own bodies among themselves. 25 Who changed the truth of God into a lie and worshipped and served the creature rather than the Creator, who is blessed for ever. Amen.
26 For this cause, God delivered them up to shameful affections. For their women have changed the natural use into that use which is against nature. 27 And, in like manner, the men also, leaving the natural use of the women, have burned in their lusts, one towards another: men with men, working that which is filthy and receiving in themselves the recompense which was due to their error. 28 And as they liked not to have God in their knowledge, God delivered them up to a reprobate sense, to do those things which are not convenient. 29 Being filled with all iniquity, malice, fornication, avarice, wickedness: full of envy, murder, contention, deceit, malignity: whisperers, 30 Detractors, hateful to God, contumelious, proud, haughty, inventors of evil things, disobedient to parents, 31 Foolish, dissolute: without affection, without fidelity, without mercy. 32 Who, having known the justice of God, did not understand that they who do such things, are worthy of death: and not only they that do them, but they also that consent to them that do them. Romans i:18-32 (DRV).
14 Bear not the yoke with unbelievers. For what participation hath justice with injustice? Or what fellowship hath light with darkness? 15 And what concord hath Christ with Belial? Or what part hath the faithful with the unbeliever? 16 And what agreement hath the temple of God with idols? For you are the temple of the living God: as God saith: I will dwell in them and walk among them. And I will be their God: and they shall be my people. 17 Wherefore: Go out from among them and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing: 18 And I will receive you. And will be a Father to you: and you shall be my sons and daughters, saith the Lord Almighty. 2 Corinthians vi:14-18 (DRV).
"Aarti" Of Idols, Etc. |
Indian cinestar Jeetendra Kapoor performs Aarti upon an idol of the demon Ganapati |
Retired Indian Hindi-language movie cinestar Jeetendra Kapoor performs "Aarti" upon an idol of the demon Ganapati. Picture by Baba Londhe, DNA, Bombay, Sept., 13, 2005. |
Indian actress Ruby Bhatia (polka dress) performs Aarti on an idol of the demon Ganapati at the Indian Cancer Society, Sewri, Bombay. A more recent picture below shows her performing the same rite of Aarti on her 'adopted brother' Raju Paswan. |
Indian politician, the apostate Sonia Gandhi, raised an Italian Catholic "Antonia Maino", performs Aarti on an idol of demon Ganapati at the inauguration of the Pune Festival. She married Nehru's grandson Rajiv Gandhi in rites of the Hindu sect "Arya Samaj" and was given the new name "Sonia"; Picture at right shows her participating in the Hindu ritual of "havan" or "fire-worship" as part of a "Bhoomi Poojan" or Earth-Worship as initiation of a construction or other project See original article. See here for more on "havan" |
Mughal style miniature painting shows Rajput noblewomen performing "Aarti" on an idol of the demon Ganapati |
A Hindu priest performing Aarti on an idol of a dead Hindu religious teacher or Guru |
Hindu priest of the "Madhava" or "Dvaita" sect performing "Aarti" of various idols |
Pagan children shown prepared for performing "Aarti" |
Hindu pagan students of the Pennsylvania State University perform "Aarti" on an idol of the demon Ganapati |
Aarti being performed on an idol of the demoness Durga |
Indian cricket sportmen V.V.S. Laxman & Karthik, Laxman's wife, members of the public and a Hindu priest (foreground) performing Aarti of an unshown idol in an unnamed temple in the city of Indore, Central India |
Goan Hindu singer and traitoress Lata Manguescar performing Aarti on an idol of the demon Ganapati |
Former Miss World and Indian actress Aishwarya Rai performing Aarti on an idol of the demon Ganapati at the inauguration of the Poona Ganapati Festival, 2004. Times of India photograph |
Amit Sana and others of the Radio City channel perform "Aarti" of an idol of the demon Ganapati in the home of a Ganesh Nikkam, as part of a promotion |
Paganess performing Aarti on idols of demons in Shantineketan, Bengal province, India. The idol at the right, being worshipped, is of the demon Shiva; further from that is one that seems of the Serpent-demon while at the back, partially obscured is Ganapati. The black stone object at right, with a brass pot dripping milk onto it is the Phallus or Lingam of Shiva, which the Hindus worship |
Picture of a pagan family, the Kalsis, performing "Aarti" upon an idol of the demon Ganapati. Picture by Hemant Padalkar, DNA, Bombay, Sept., 2005 |
Minor Indian actress Sheeba praying to an idol of the demon Ganapati. Picture by Lalit Nene, Times of India, Bombay, Sept., 10, 2005 |
Indian model, Pooja Mishra, performs "Aarti" on an idol of the demon Ganapati. Picture by Amey Mansabdar, DNA, Bombay, Sept., 11, 2005 |
Indian singer and T.V. actor, Vikas Bhalla performing "Aarti" on an idol of the demon Ganapati. Picture by Shashikant Bajpal, DNA, Bombay. Sept., 11, 2005 |
Indian actress Bipasha Basu worshipping an idol of the demon Ganapati. Picture by Uma Kadam, Times of India, Sept., 10, 2005 |
Former Indian actress Padmini Kolhapure (second from left) joining in the 'Aarti' ceremony to an idol of the demon Ganapati in the private home of a Ms. Nirmala Kedia in Juhu, Bombay, as part of a promotional campaign. Hindustan Times, Bombay, Sept. 17, 2005. |
Muslim housewife Shahida Khan performing "Aarti" upon an idol of the demon Ganapati in her home. Photograph by Sunil Khandare for Divya Bhaskar newspaper, published in the sister-newspaper DNA, Bombay, September 17, 2005 |
Prasad Lad, trustee of the Demonarium 'Siddhivinayak' of the demon Ganapati, shown performing Aarti on Friday in that Demonarium. Picture by Shantanu Das. Bombay Mirror supplement to the Times of India, Sept., 17, 2005 |
Asha Goel, an Indian immigrant to Canada and a victim of an unsolved murder during a visit to Bombay, shown here perforing Aarti on an idol (which is not visible in the picture) |
"Aarti" being performed on an idol of the demon Ganapati. Associated Press photograph. Hindustan Times, Bombay, Sept. 10, 2005 |
Bombay Railway Policemen perform Aarti on their instruments of labor here firearms, in the Bombay armoury in the picture background accompanied by the Bombay Railway Police Band in the picture foreground |
Pagan women perform Aarti by the roadside in the city of Ludhiana, Indian East Punjab, on Saturday, September 6, 2003, upon idols of the demon 'Jagannath' ("Juggernaut") and companions during the time when these idols are carried about as part of the 'Chariot Procession' or 'Rath Yatra'. Picture by Pradeep Tiwari, the Tribune, Ludhiana, East Punjab |
A Hindu priest performing "Aarti" of the demon Ganapati on the occasion of the naming ceremony ("Namkaran") of the infant son of Prof. Amitabh Lath of the Rutgers University, New Jersey, U.S.A. (The idol is behind the photographer). |
A Hindu leader of a cult offers "Aarti" to a picture of his late father, the founder of the cult (Source) |
A devotee offers "Aarti" to a picture of the late founder of his cult (See above) |
A Hindu priest offers "Aarti" to a picture of Hindu cult leader, "Mata Amritanandamayee" (Source) |
An apostate Frenchwoman offers "Aarti" to a picture of Hindu cult leader, "Mata Amritanandamayee" (Source) |
"Altar" of "Mata Amritanandamayee" cult for Hindu demons; notice that they have blasphemed by adding a picture of Our Lady holding the Child Jesus at left (Source). See large size picture |
"Altar" of "Mata Amritanandamayee" cult for Hindu demons in France, prepared for Christmas; notice that they have blasphemed by adding a picture of Our Lady holding the Child Jesus at left, a crib and another picture of Our Lady, Mother of God. The image at bottom right also seems Christian. (Source). See large size picture |
A Hindu priest worshipping an idol of Mohandas Karamchand Ghandi, the "Mahatma", Mangalore, district of South Canara, formerly Madras Province, presently Karnataka. Press Trust of India photograph. Asian Age, Bombay, May 9, 2005 |
Spanish apostate and former Jesuit, Angelo Beneditti, shown here in a cutting, worshipping the phallus or lingam (i.e. male genital organ) of the demon Shiva, over which he has suspended a crucifix, in order to attentuate his blasphemy! Click here for full-sized picture and readable text. |
Photograph showing Hindu idols readied for sale in Bali, Indonesia, to worshippers and including a realistic "Lingam" (male genital organ) in the lower foreground! |
A picture of a sculpture on an ancient Hindu temple in the dead city of Khajuraho, the piety and holiness of which requires no commentary! |
Indian actors and politicians, including Hindu fascist Raj Thackeray, who openly admires and seeks to emulate Adolf Hitler, lights lamps ("diyas") before an idol of the demon Ganapati. Times of India, Bombay, May 6, 2005. Compare this picture with the one immediately below. The act of lighting a lamp according to Hinduism, is a Hindu religious act; more so when done in front of an idol |
"Cardinal" Ivan Dias, Apostate & Roman Modernist Antibishop of Bombay lights the lamp in homage to the demon Ganpati before his idol; note the "Om", the Hindu syllable that is the cry of the demon Shiva while in coitus, made in flowers at the base of the idol |
A pagan bathes in the polluted Ganga river, reduced to a factual sewer. The pagans believe that bathing in this river, which they consider a goddess, cleanses them of all sins. Notice that the river is crowded with discarded flowers and garlands. These had been offered to the idols and are therefore called "Nirmalya", which they cannot dispose in the garbage, but must dispose into a river or the sea, thus polluting these water bodies. Photograph from the Times of India, Bombay |
Aarti of the River Ganga, considered a goddess by the pagans |
Pagans of the "Vallabh Peetham" perform "Aarti" of the River Ganga, which the Hindu pagans consider a goddess |
Aarti of the River Ganga, considered a goddess by the pagans |
Aarti of the River Ganga, considered a goddess by the pagans |
Pagans surrounded by shoals of dead fish attempting to push an idol of the demon Ganapati. "nose first" as the caption reads, into deeper waters in the Kankaria Lake, Ahmadabad, Gujarat. The immersion of the idols combined with recent weather changes has depleted the oxygen levels in the lake leading to the fish dying. Associated Free Press photograph published in the D.N.A., Bombay, Sept. 19, 2005 |
Apostate Westerners join native pagans in bestial "dancing" evocative of the tumults of Sodom and Gomorrah, or of Babylon, in the streets as part of the processions taking the idols of the demon Ganapati to be consigned to the sewers. Photograph by Ramesh Nair, D.N.A., Bombay, Sept. 19, 2005 |
"Aarti" Of Living Human Beings |
Indian model turned actress Mahima Chaudhary performs "Aarti" of her brother Siddharth at the Pallazio in the Crossroads Mall in Bombay as a promotional event for the launch of the Dubai-based jewellery chain, N'Dama's, on the occasion of the Hindu festival of Raksha Bandhan (See original article). |
Indian model turned actress Mahima Chowdhary performs "Aarti" of an unnamed orphan boy from 'St. Paul's Orphanage' at the Pallazio in the Crossroads Mall in Bombay as a promotional event for the launch of the Dubai-based jewellery chain, N'Dama's, on the occasion of the Hindu festival of Raksha Bandhan (See original article). |
A Hindu religious teacher being worshipped as god by means of the Aarti |
A Hindu religious teacher being worshipped as god by means of the Aarti |
A Hindu religious teacher being worshipped as god by means of the Aarti |
A Hindu priest performs "Aarti" upon pagan cult leader "Mata Amritanandamayee" (Source) |
U.S. Boxer Evander Holyfield just before he is marked with the Tilak, at the end of being worshipped as a god under the Aarti ceremony, in a Bombay hotel during a visit to India for a Protestant charity; the Tilak signifies the Third Eye of the demon Shiva, who is most usually worshipped in the form of his phallus by the Hindus. Holyfield's visit, iternary and program was organized by a Protestant Indian "evangelist" Paul, the man standing right next to him in this picture. Photo by Shantosh Bane |
Aarti being performed upon Charles, son of Elizabeth, the Protestant Pretender-Usurper of England, during a visit to the SPARC Charity in India |
The Communist President of Brazil Luiz Inacio "Lula" da Silva and his wife Marisa being worshipped and marked with the tilak as part of the "Aarti" ritual. Times of India Bombay, January 29, 2004. |
Pagan girls at right worship their brothers by means of the Aarti as part of the Hindu pagan festival of Raksha Bandhan |
Aarti being performed on a girl "Monica" in a Hindu household, the Chawathes, Bombay. From Yatin Chawathe's online albums. There are many more pictures of "Aarti", but few of them are of the same "worship stage" |
Another picture from Yatin Chawathe's online albums; this is after the "Aarti" has been completed, application of "Tilak", etc. Like many pagan families, the Chawathes too seem eclectic notice the statuette of Our Lady of the Mount, Bandra, in the upper left corner. It seems that Yatin Chawathe and "Tom" are sodomitical partners, judging from their relationship and Yatin's participation in the Vancouver and Seattle Gay Pride events. |
Rahul Gandhi, Nehru's great-grandson, being marked with the tilak on his forehead at the end of being worshipped as a god in the Aarti ceremony, on the occassion of his first visit to his constituency after becoming a Member of India's Parliament for Amethi, former United Provinces, India; Picture at right shows him with the tilak mark on his forehead, which is put at the end of the Aarti ceremony when a man is worshipped as a god; the Tilak signifies the Third Eye of the demon Shiva, who is most usually worshipped in the form of his phallus by the Hindus |
Aarti being performed on John Manley, former Dy. Premier, Canada, and wife during a visit to Bombay, India |
Pagan woman at right is just about to apply the red powder 'Sindoor' to the forehead of Mrs. Manley; this mark, called the 'Tilak' is applied when one has been worshipped as a god by means of the Aarti ceremony; the Tilak signifies the Third Eye of the demon Shiva, who is most usually worshipped in the form of his phallus by the Hindus |
Australian cricket sportman Steve Waugh sporting the tilak, which is put on a person at the end of the Aarti ceremony wherein he is worshipped as a god |
Rock musician Mark Knopfler (shown here along with Indian cricket sportsman Sachin Tendulkar at left) sports the tilak, which is put on a person at the end of the Aarti ceremony wherein he is worshipped as a god |
The Tilak or 'Sacred Mark of Shiva', made by applying a red powder the red powder called 'Kumkum' or 'Sindoor', being applied on the apostate and Roman Modernist Antipope, Karol Wojtyla, the Lying Pole in Madras, South India by an apostate woman; the Tilak signifies the Third Eye of the demon Shiva, who is most usually worshipped in the form of his phallus by the Hindus. One is marked with a tilak when one has been worshipped as a god by means of the Aarti ceremony |
Aarti being performed on the apostate and Roman Modernist Antipope, Karol Wojtyla, the Lying Pole in Rome, and his companion apostates at the Protestant table of the Anti-Mass as part of the 'beatification' of the Albanian apostatess, Agnes Gonxhe Bojaxhiu or 'Mother Teresa' (See more on the apostatess Bojaxhiu below). |
Pedro Lopez Quintana, "Papal Nuncio" of Antipope Ratzinger is shown participating in an inter-religious dialogue at the Jeevan Darshan Kendra of the Antichurch's diocese of "Vasai" (Baçaim / Bassein) in Girij, Sunday, October 2, 2005; he is shown sporting a "tilak" on his forehead! Photograph by Amey Mansabdar in the D.N.A., Bombay, Oct. 3, 2005. Quintana, "ordained" according to the new rites of 1969 in 1980 and "consecrated" in 2002, is as much a mere layman as the "Archbishop of Canterbury" according to Popes Leo XIII and Pius XII! |
Prostitutes in Bombay's red-light district of Kamathipura put the tilak on Dr. I.S. Gilada, AIDS activist and founder-president of the Indian Health Organisation. Marking with the tilak is the last step in performing the "Aarti". Picture by Rajesh Jadhav, Asian Age, Bombay, August 20, 2005 |
Indian politician Sharad Pawar, a Kunbi who masquerades as a Maratha, being marked with the Tilak, which is the last part of the "Aarti" ceremony, prior to his departure by rail from Bombay to Surat for his party's convention. Times of India, June 10, 2005 |
Actress Pooja Bedi's daughter Aaliya marking her brother Omar with the Tilak which is the last part of the "Aarti" ceremony, on the occasion of the pagan festivities of "Raksha Bandhan" (Pooja Bedi belongs to a mixed Hindu-Muslim family). Picture by Kirti Surve, Times of India, Bombay, August 19, 2005 |
Indian T.V. actress Pooja Ghai-Rawal with her brother Vikram Rawal, shown with the Tilak, on "Raksha Bandhan" day. One is marked with the Tilak at the end of the "Aarti" ceremony. Picture by Kirti Surve, Times of India, Bombay, August 19, 2005 |
Indian rocket scientist A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, a nominal Muslim but with ties to Hindu Fascists who admire Hitler, and who made him the current Indian President, being worshipped with the traditional "Aarti" during the inauguration function of Neo-Pharma Ltd.'s factory in Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. / Trucial Oman, Persian Gulf, on Sunday, October 19, 2003. From the Government of India's Press Information Bureau website. |
Russian tennis sportswomen Anastasia Myskina is shown here in the ITC Grand Maratha Hotel, having arrived en route to participate in the Sunfeast Open 2005 at Calcutta. Photo by Amol Kamble. Published in the D.N.A., Bombay. |
Indian actress Ruby Bhatia performs "Aarti" on her "rakhee brother" (i.e. adopted brother) Raju Paswan on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan. Picture by Kirti Surve, Times of India, August 19, 2005 |
Picture of "Aarti" being performed as part of the Kumaonese Hindu ritual of "Jagar", meant to bring about possession of a living person by either a dead person or a Hindu demon |
Children in the pagan cult of "Mata Amritanandamayee" worship their teachers or "guru" (Source) |
Children in the pagan cult of "Mata Amritanandamayee" worship their teachers or "guru" (Source) |
A child worships its teacher or "guru" in this picture-collage (Source) |
Missing PicturesI would have loved to have gotten mine paws upon these pictures, but all I have to offer is text! |
An Aside, But Relevant...From the Abbe Georges de Nantes' bulletin, The Catholic Counter-Reformation In The XXth. Century (or La Contre Reforme Catholique), Nov. 2003©2004, Tradition In Action, Inc. All Rights Reserved |
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Proof Of Apostasy
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Vampire Ratzinger aka Maledictus V |
Beware Of Ratzinger The Vampire From Germany's Black Forest! |
A.P. Photo.: Vampire Ratzinger aka Maledictus V, courtesy Gary Giuffre |
See http://www.NovusOrdoWatch.org's Extensive Dossier on the Flea-bitten Ratbag & Black Forest Warlock-Vampire Josef Ratzinger: What You Need To Know About Antipope Ratzinger |
Aarti, Diyas in Bombay ChurchAsian Age, Bombay Edition, Nov. 1, 2000. Datelined Oct. 31, Bombay. Re-EditedOn October 26, the Jesuit-run Holy Family Church, Chakala, East Andheri, Bombay, celebrated "Diwali" (or "Deepavali"), the Hindu Festival of Light.The Church was decorated with diyas (earthern lamps) while lanterns and marigold flowers adorned the place where the service was celebrated. The celebrating priest was welcomed with an "Aarti" performed by the nuns of the Vedruna order, and was anointed with the tilak. The celebrant emphasised the connection between Jesus, the light of the world and the Indian Festival of Light. |
This scruffy-looking man, in casual civvies, who looks more like some Govt. of India Babu, purports to be a "priest", "Fr." Emmanuel Dominic! |
Looking to the Global South for orthodoxy"Fr." Emmanuel Dominic, National Catholic Reporter, February 4, 2004."The Western church could also look to the Third [World] Church for the way it has adapted liturgies for different cultures."Indians have been particularly adept at cultural adaptation, adopting Aarti (honoring God or the priest with flowers, an oil lamp and incense sticks arranged on a steel plate) and singing bhajans (continuous recitation of the name of Jesus or the Trinity). "Such cultural adaptations make the liturgy rich and meaningful for participants, lessons from which the West could learn." |