CALENDARIO GREGORIANO (EQUINOCCIOS Y SOLSTICIOS) - DESENMASCARANDO LAS FALSAS DOCTRINAS

ACTUAL CALENDAR

PRECESSION OF THE EQUINOXES AND PAGAN

NEW WORLD ORDER LUCIFERIAN TERRORISM

THE RAM WHORE

NWO ILLUMINATI´S LUCIFERIAN GOD

The council was formally opened May 20, in the central structure of the imperial palace at Nicaea, with preliminary discussions of the

Arian question

FROM WIKIPEDIA GREGORIAN CALENDAR IN SPANISH VERSION BETTER EXPLAINED / ENGLISH VERSION

The Council of Nicaea determined that Easter is celebrated the Sunday following the full moon after the spring equinox (northern hemisphere, the autumnal equinox in the southern hemisphere). That year, 325 occurred on the equinox on 21 March, but with the passage of time the date of the event had gone ahead to the point that in 1582, the gap was already 10 days and the equinox was dated in 11 March

21 MARCH 325 AD

SPRING EQUINOX

EASTER DAY / SUNDAY

DAY OF THE SUN/ SUN GOD

EAST / ORIENT / ORION / SUN BIRTH

21 MARCH – 10 DAY EQUINOX GAP

11 MARCH

GREGORIAN CALENDAR ROMAN EMPIRE WORLD TIME

SPRING EQUINOX / SPHINX SECRETS / PLATONIC YEAR

11 MARCH MADRID METRO BOMB

11 M TRUTH

MA/ DRID – MAAT / DRID

MAAT DAUGHTER OF EGYPTIAN SUN GOD RA / MASONS SONS OF MAAT

DRID / DRUID

SPRING EQUINOX

MOON SICKLE / SATAN / CHRONUS / COMMUNIST / ARAB FLAGS /

CORRUPTED KNIGHTEMPLARS

At the date of the first Council of Nicea the equinox occurred on

21 March and 21 September,

while the solstice occurred on December 21 and 21 June. However, as long ruled the Julian calendar, these events had taken place on 24 of the respective months ( CHRISTMAS NOT JESUS BIRTH )

21 SEPTEMBER – 10 DAY GAP OF GREGORIAN CALENDAR =

11 SEPTEMBER 2001 TRUTH

911 TRUTH

HARVEST FULL MOON / ORANGE MOON / HOUSE OF ORANGE-NASSAU

The Wheel of the Year in the Northern Hemisphere. In theSouthern Hemisphere these festivals are commonly shifted by six months to match the local seasons.

Festival name	Date		Sun’s position
Festival name	North	South	North	South
Samhain, All Hallow’s Eve, Last/Blood Harvest, Ancestor Night, Feast of the Dead, Nos Galan Gaeaf (Welsh)	31 Oct – 2 Nov (alt 5–10 Nov)	1 May (alt 4–10 May)	≈ 15°Scorpio	≈ 15°Taurus
Midwinter, Yule, Cuidle, Alban Arthan, Winter Rite, Mothers Night, Gŵyl Galan Gaeaf (Welsh)	19–23 Dec (winter solstice)	19–23 June (winter solstice)	0°Capricorn	0° Cancer
Candlemas, Imbolc, Oimelc, Brigit, Brigid’s Day, Bride’s Day, Brigantia, Gŵyl y Canhwyllau (Welsh)	1–2 Feb (alt 2–7 Feb)	1–2 Aug (alt 3–10 Aug)	≈ 15°Aquarius	≈ 15° Leo
Vernal Equinox, Ostara, Lady Day, Earrach, Alban Eilir, Festival of Trees, Gŵyl Ganol y Gwanwyn (Welsh)	19–23 Mar (spring equinox)	19–23 Sept (spring equinox)	0° Aries	0° Libra
Beltane, Beltaine, May Day, Gŵyl Galan Mai (Welsh)	1 May (alt 4–10 May)	31 Oct – 2 Nov (alt 5–10 Nov)	≈ 15°Taurus	≈ 15°Scorpio
Midsummer, Litha, Samradh, Alban Hefin, Aerra Litha, Gŵyl Ganol yr Haf (Welsh)	19–23 June (summer solstice)	19–23 Dec (summer solstice)	0° Cancer	0°Capricorn
Lammas, Lughnasadh (English pronunciation: /ˈluːnəsə/), 1st Harvest, Bread Harvest, Festival of First Fruits, Gŵyl Galan Awst (Welsh)	1–2 Aug (alt 3–10 Aug)	1–2 Feb (alt 2–7 Feb)	≈ 15° Leo	≈ 15°Aquarius
Autumnal Equinox, Mabon, Foghar, Alban Elfed, Harvest Home, 2nd Harvest, Fruit Harvest, Wine Harvest, Gŵyl Ganol yr Hydref (Welsh)	19–23 Sept (autumn equinox)	20–23 Mar (autumn equinox)	0° Libra	0° Aries