Today we are in the midst of a fierce battle - Good versus Evil, Globalism versus Individual Freedoms and the Human psyche versus Artificial Intelligence. You are in the military whether you know it or not. When a follower of Christ dies and their body remains incorrupt and perfectly preserved, the message is simple - that body will continue to act as a transmitter for consciousness throughout eternity because it bears the "Armour of God". With the gift of God's grace, the preserved body will represent Heaven on Earth.
The Memorial Chamber, located in the Peace Tower of Canada's Parliament Hill, contains stained-glass windows with scriptural passages and an altar engraved with verses referencing the "Armour of God". Unfortunately, today Parliament Hill has been infiltrated by traitors, cowards and Luciferian Freemasons masquerading as Canadians.
On May 30 we celebrate one of history’s most extraordinary saints, St. Ferdinand III of Castile and León (1199–1252), a king who was both a fearless crusader and a man of profound holiness. He personally led the Reconquista, conquering massive Muslim strongholds like Córdoba (1236) and Seville (1248), turned great mosques into cathedrals dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary, wore a rough hairshirt under his royal armor and spent entire nights in prayer before battles, was a member of the Third Order of St. Francis, and reformed laws with justice, founded hospitals, monasteries, and even the famous University of Salamanca. His soldiers stated that he trusted more in the virtue of his men than in their weapons. Even his enemies respected him for his mercy after victory. But here’s what still amazes people today:
When St. Ferdinand died on May 30, 1252, he was buried in Seville Cathedral wearing his Franciscan habit. Centuries later, his body was found incorrupt, perfectly preserved, still wearing his golden crown. You can still see his remains today in a magnificent gold and crystal casket in the Royal Chapel of Seville Cathedral! Pope Clement X officially canonized him in 1671, but the people of Spain had already called him “the Saint” while he was alive. St. Ferdinand shows us that true strength comes from deep faith, purity, and total reliance on God, even in the middle of fierce battles.
We are at war with a Liberal Leader and party bent on destroying Canada !!!!!
Bill C-9 is attempting to pierce the Armour of God.
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