A Brief Introduction to (some) Vatican Astrology – Part V

For those with an interest in Vatican Astrology:

Emersion: A Blog from Occursion Media on Somewhat Interesting Hidden and Cryptic Astrological Histories

In the first four parts of “(some) Vatican Astrology,” I laid out the astrological charts for four major milestones in the Vatican’s promotion of the Society of Jesus, better known as the Jesuits.  They are:

1. Regimini militantis ecclesiae — First approval — Sep 27 1540:
   Jupiter = Regulus; Saturn = Spica.
2. Exposcit debitum — Second approval — July 21 1550: Jupiter = Venus; Sun opposite Saturn.
3. Ascendente domino — Third approval — May 24, 1584: Lunar eclipse on Aldebaran/Antares axis; eclipse axis sextile and trine to Saturn.
4. Consecration of Chiesa del Gesu — November 25, 1854:  Sun conjunct Antares (opposite Aldebaran), Mars = Regulus.

These four charts are, at this time in this series, the basic foundational charts of the Jesuits.

We do know that the Jesuits — as a Vatican-approved company — has two distinct epochs, as the group ordained in 1540 by the Vatican was suppressed…

View original post 1,166 more words