For the truly mad are those souls devoured with ambition, while the faithful and loyal are called fools. Anthony Esolen

The Basilica Is Silent

G'AIP24MARCH2024 Purification of the Church

Basilica tacet;
fremuerunt gentes;
gladius caeli findit caelum
et descendit ignis sanctus.
Angelorum multitudo;
templum repetiit.

The basilica is silent;
the nations rage;
a sword of heaven cleaves the sky
and a holy fire descends.
A multitude of angels:
the temple reclaimed.

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