Novus Ordo Mysteries: A Coffin, a Launching Ramp and a Pipe (Pictures)
Santa Maria e San Giovenale Basilica in Fossano, Italy, a neoclassical masterpiece consecrated in 1791, has been defaced with a Novus Ordo supper-table, a bishop's chair, and an upright pipe. The meal …More
Santa Maria e San Giovenale Basilica in Fossano, Italy, a neoclassical masterpiece consecrated in 1791, has been defaced with a Novus Ordo supper-table, a bishop's chair, and an upright pipe.
The meal table looks like the base for a coffin and the bishop's chair like a launching ramp. The function of the pipe is a mystery.
The culprit for this is Cuneo-Fossano Bishop Pietro Delbosco, 68, who was happy to disfigure the beautiful basilica with the money of the faithful.
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The meal table looks like the base for a coffin and the bishop's chair like a launching ramp. The function of the pipe is a mystery.
The culprit for this is Cuneo-Fossano Bishop Pietro Delbosco, 68, who was happy to disfigure the beautiful basilica with the money of the faithful.
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A Coffin, a Launching Ramp and a Pipe" walk into a bar and say to the bartender....
A Coffin, a Launching Ramp and a Pipe" walk into a bar and say to the bartender....
Eye has not seen, nor ear heard, nor has entered into the mind of man what God has prepared for those who love Him… but we can be sure it is nothing like that abomination.
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No one can ever accuse these wreckovators of having good taste, ever.
I once thought that the “clean lines” of modern furniture had an appeal. I was a Protestant then, so it can be overlooked. God makes nothing simple. Everything is dazzlingly complex. And when we attempt to create beauty, it always is complex. It seems that those drained of God’s spirit prefer these sterile, simple forms which match their sterile, simple souls. I say that with great empathy since …More
I once thought that the “clean lines” of modern furniture had an appeal. I was a Protestant then, so it can be overlooked. God makes nothing simple. Everything is dazzlingly complex. And when we attempt to create beauty, it always is complex. It seems that those drained of God’s spirit prefer these sterile, simple forms which match their sterile, simple souls. I say that with great empathy since I was indeed one of them for many years.