Rome (CNN)Mother Teresa, a nun who dedicated her
life to helping the poor in India, will be canonized as a saint September 4,
Pope Francis announced Tuesday.
Above is an image taken today of the incorrupt body
of Archbishop Dmitri of Dallas. He died in the summer of 2011, and was buried
unembalmed, according to Orthodox tradition. On Friday his body was disinterred
for transferral to his new tomb in St. Seraphim Orthodox Cathedral in Dallas,
which was his own. When the cemetery personnel opened his coffin, they found
Vladyka Dmitri incorrupt.
Readers
will recall that the solar eclipse of March 8 – 9 took place conjunct the star Achernar,
alpha (α) Eridanus about which Ebertin writes:
Well-placed, it
promises happiness and success by giving good morals, faithful adherence to
one's religious beliefs or philosophical inclinations. According to tradition,
Achernar is credited with bestowing high offices in the church, especially if
conjunct with Jupiter. [Fixed Stars and Their Interpretation, Elsbeth Ebertin,
1928, p.80.]
So it
should not be surprising that matters connected with the Church are in the
news. Here we present charts for two mundane events that occur in March (a)
Jupiter square Saturn at Rome (b) Venus conjunct Neptune at Dallas.
Notice that
both charts are similar in that the MC is conjunct the eclipse and the star
Achernar and a Grand Trine straddles the meridian. The Grand Trine contains Neptune and the TNPs Kronos, Hades, Poseidon. From the keyphrases
for the elements provided by Martha Wescott [1] we can arrive at the following
delineation:
Hades-Kronos-Poseidon: A famous
religious personality from the past.
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