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The Vatican is demonic. It is the Throne of Satan. And the Catholic Church is his congregation of pagan god worshippers. They worship a Father God, A Mother God and a Son God, that's paganism 101.

They also worship the whole pantheon, but they get away with it by calling them saints. But the colors of the statues and the images of each saint, their feast days and their patronage completely align with the color schemes, feast days and patronages of the pagan gods.

That's why witches, spiritists and Santeros use the same statues, images and names of those saints to invoke their pagan demon gods and work with them. And they celebrate their birthdays on the exact date of the Catholic Saint's feast days.
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>>18767515

Rome just gave their pagan traditions a Christian paint job and continued celebrating them. All the dates Catholics celebrate coincide with a Pagan Rome holiday. But don't coincide with the Hebrew holidays from the law.

>The "Lover's Lottery" Custom: According to traditional accounts, young men would draw the names of young women from a jar or urn on February 14. The chosen pair would be matched together for the duration of the festival celebrations—or sometimes longer—which occasionally led to romance and marriage.

They have no problem rebranding and celebrating Roman pagan holidays but they are outraged at the idea of celebrating a holiday established my Moses, and would scream JUDAIZER!!! At the top of their of their lungs.

They hate everything that came from God.
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>>18767617
>On March 17, ancient Romans celebrated Liberalia, a festival dedicated to Liber Pater (the "Free Father"), the Roman god of wine, viticulture, agriculture, and male fertility. They celebrated by drinking wine and getting drunk.

Saint Patrick's Day is celebrated on March 17 usually by drinking beer and getting drunk.
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I wonder what Roman beer tasted like. I know it was thick but they were probably using extinct grains to make it.
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>>18767623
>The Robigalia was an ancient Roman agricultural festival celebrated every April 25 to appease the deity Robigo or Robigus and protect growing wheat crops from rust, mildew, and blight.

>(Begging god of crops for crop protection)


Major Rogation Day is an annual Christian observance held on April 25 that features prayer, fasting, and solemn processions to ask God for protection from calamities, mercy, and a blessing on crops.

(Begging "god" for crop protection)
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>>18767627
>Floralia is an ancient Roman spring festival held annually from April 28 to May 3 in honor of Flora, the goddess of flowers, vegetation, and fertility.

May Crowning is a traditional Catholic ceremony that honors the Blessed Virgin Mary as the Queen of Heaven and Mother of God, often scheduled right at the end of April or the beginning of May. With a ceremony usually held on April 28.



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