THE CARDINAL AND THE JACINDAMAMA COME TO SMOA

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Could this be the Jacindamama

Just who or what is this image, before which Cardinal John Dew knelt in prayer last Sunday, on the Solemnity of Mary Assumed into Heaven?

Well of course it's Our Lady, you say. You can tell by the halo.

But Our Lady isn't the only woman known to wear a halo in New Zealand. And watching the video of the ceremonious unveiling (uncloaking) of this image, readers of this blog were convinced that they beheld (although they'd much rather not) none other than Prime Minister Sinister Jacinda Ardern. 

First, for the Vigil of the Assumption, Palmerston North's Cathedral of the Holy Spirit was transformed into a so-called 'surreal' and eerily Masonic sound and light display. https://juliadufresne.blogspot.com/2021/08/pn-cathedrals-surreal-light-show-looks.html

Then on the Solemnity itself this depiction, supposedly of the Blessed Virgin Mary, was unveiled with much reverence and many korowai in the sanctuary of St Mary of the Angels in Wellington.  

https://www.facebook.com/catholicdiscovery.nz/videos/358944769104769

 

A packed congregation, on the feast of the Assumption, joined most of the country’s bishops at St Mary of the Angels, Wellington to rededicate New Zealand to Mary.

Bishop Jean Baptiste Pompallier and the early Marist fathers and brothers first dedicated the mission to New Zealand before they left France.

Then, after arriving, in 1938 they dedicated the country to Mary.

However, during the 2020 COVID lockdowns, many New Zealanders wrote to the Catholic bishops asking for them to dedicate the country to Our Lady.

Just like all those photo-shopped pix we see of Stalinda

The bishops’ responded by commissioning an artwork of Mary and the child Jesus and agreed to re-dedicate New Zealand to Mary’s care.

Note CathNews' lower case 'c' for the Child Jesus. 

“There was a strong hint in many of these requests that if we had done this early enough the pandemic would not have even started!’ said Cardinal John Dew.

Or, much more importantly, Mass Murderess Ardern might not have ushered in her latter-day Massacre of the Innocents via the Abortion Law Act. 

“But, we know that Mary is not a magician!” Dew said on Sunday at the re-dedication Mass.

No, Mary is a miracle worker, your Eminence. She is Theotokos, Mother of God, and Co-Redemptrix. Lift your sights, your Eminence!, 

However, Dew told the standing-room-only St Mary of the Angels congregation, that renewing the country’s dedication to Our Lady is about each of us.

And, surely, to do with Our Lady. And why is it standing-room only at SMOA for the unveiling of an artwork, but heaps of room for the Son of God, our Redeemer, in the Blessed Eucharist? 

“It concerns our future,” he said.

“This is a day of hope for humanity.

“Even as we think of many sad situations, we can live in hope and hold out hope to others.

“Think today especially of women overwhelmed by the weight of life and the drama of violence; women who are slaves to the arrogance of the powerful; girls forced into inhumane work; women forced to surrender in both body and spirit to the greed of men.

Call it out, your Eminence! Call it abortion! Think of babies overwhelmed by the weight of death in their mothers' wombs and the drama of violence of their mothers and fathers!

“Our prayer today is for a life of peace, justice and love to reach these women in expectation of the day in which they finally feel gripped by hands that do not humiliate them, but lead them with tenderness into the presence of God.”

Our prayer today should surely be for a life of repentance, sacrifice and atonement, your Eminence! It is only repentance, sacrifice and atonement that will lead us into the presence of God. Unless of course you're talking about our particular judgment, when we may be banished from the presence of God and cast "into the furnace of fire: there shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth" (Mt 13:42). 

Created by Rangiora artist Damien Walke, the artwork has left for Invercargill; the start of a hīkoi around the country.’

The hīkoi will end with the artwork’s return and permanent placement in St Mary of the Angels, which will become a national shrine.

Where pilgrims will come to kneel and pray, like Cardinal Dew, before an image that bears a remarkable resemblance to Prime Minister Stalinda Ardern. 

For a Maori Mary, she's very pale. And - it has to be said - Maori Marys don't work. You can't make the Mother of God, the Theotokos, the Co-Redemptrix, a Galilean Hebrew woman, over into a Maori maiden. Mary is not a symbol. Mary is a fact. An historical fact. And she always wore a veil. Never would she have allowed her hair to be seen in public. 

Even on Calvary, when she removed her veil to give it to Jesus to cover His nakedness as He was stripped for crucifixion, she kept her head covered by her cloak. Her modesty, her purity, demanded it. And the Church in New Zealand thinks they can strip the Mother of God of the symbol of the very virtue which above all others drew the Son of God down to earth to redeem mankind? 

Auckland’s Bishop, Patrick Dunn was not well enough to travel.

https://cathnews.co.nz/2021/08/16/new-zealand-catholics-dedicate-mary/

What's wrong with Bishop Dunn? Is he perhaps suffering from that phenomenon, relatively unheard of before the invention of the experimental COVID 'vaccine' but now all too common, which is known as 'a medical event'? Bishop Dunn, like Cardinal Dew, has had the jab ...

That is not reassuring for the thousands, probably, of Catholics who have followed the NZ bishops' suit - who followed Jorge Mario Bergoglio's suit - and been yarded up like sheep to get the jab. Just like the Jews who were ushered into the showers at Auschwitz, at Dachau, at Bergen-Belsen. 

We think that was evil. And after the war, we thought we'd never see such evil again. But we do see it, all around us, in the Great Reset and in the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church, and we don't recognise it. We're cognitively dissonant.

We need to have our noses rubbed in it. We need to hear of the Catacomb Pact, and Cardinal Helder Camara, and Klaus Schwab, and join the dots. But that's another story. 

In the meantime we'll switch off the phones, ignore the latest lockdown, and pray pray pray:

St Helen, August 17