L'Eglise Aristotelicienne Romaine The Roman and Aristotelic Church

[Kalixtus]

Time to start. Kalixtus looks into the eyes of all present here inside the church as he clang his voice after the bells faded.

Dominus vobiscum brothers and sisters to this oath ceremony spended years after years to all the new novices who came to this door and try to be a good and brave faithful in the eyes of our Lord and he see you - each of us are part of his big plan and his thoughts. He lives truely in our heards and more in our sould - immortal soul with our aristotelian heard. He will guide us and you on our journey of hope, faith and glory.

To be part of this order is not easy. We are an order of strictness against the evil, against heresy and against all the enemies our Church have to defeat and more of this.
Not all enemies are outside our walls. We live in a time in which political and economical issues are more important for some clerics than the path of aristotele, the path of God into the solar paradise - this my brothers and sisters are the worst truth of our journey. The side of the shadows but if we are fighting for the light, we should never make the mistake in obliviate the darkness, the shadows that are hidden in the corners, the backyards and the underground of our soul. Each of us can be a guardian of light and of course a guardian of darkness serving the creature without names.

We can protect each of us in being part of a greater structure. This order is such a structure and therefore we have to fight too.

First we all will hear the Truth in speaking the Credo with me and let us pray the old litany of asperge me.


Credo in Deum,
Altissimum Omnipotentem,
Creatorem caeli et terrae,
Inferos et paradisi,
Ultima hora animae judicem nostrae

Et in Aristotelem, prophetam,
Nicomaqui Phaetique filium,
Missum ut sapientiam et universi
Divas leges errantibus hominibus erudiret

Credo etiam in Christum,
Natum ex Maria et Ioseph,
Vitam dedit ut nobis paradisi viam monstraret
Sic, postquam sub Pontio passus est
Propter salutem
Nostram martyr perivit
Consecutus est Solem
Ubi Aristoteles ad Altissimi dexteram eum expectabat

Credo in Divinam Actionem,
Sanctam Ecclesiam aristotelicianam, romanam, unam et indivisibilem
Sanctorum communionem,
Peccatorum remissionem,
Vitam aeternam.

AMEN"

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[Talona]

*Au moment où Talona commencait à s'endormir, soudainement, Kalixtus arriva et regarda ceux qui allaient s'engager. Elle écouta attentivement le Dominus vobiscum. Elle récita le credo avec ferveur*
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When Talona began to fall asleep, suddenly Kalixtus arrived and looked at those who were going to engage. She listened attentively to Dominus vobiscum. She recited the Credo with fervor *

Credo in Deum,
Altissimum Omnipotentem,
Creatorem caeli et terrae,
Inferos et paradisi,
Ultima hora animae judicem nostrae

Et in Aristotelem, prophetam,
Nicomaqui Phaetique filium,
Missum ut sapientiam et universi
Divas leges errantibus hominibus erudiret

Credo etiam in Christum,
Natum ex Maria et Ioseph,
Vitam dedit ut nobis paradisi viam monstraret
Sic, postquam sub Pontio passus est
Propter salutem
Nostram martyr perivit
Consecutus est Solem
Ubi Aristoteles ad Altissimi dexteram eum expectabat

Credo in Divinam Actionem,
Sanctam Ecclesiam aristotelicianam, romanam, unam et indivisibilem
Sanctorum communionem,
Peccatorum remissionem,
Vitam aeternam.

AMEN

[Floralye]

Floralye commençait à trouver le temps longs, quand soudainement Kalixtus prit la parole.
A la suite de Son Éminence et de Monseigneur Talona, elle récita le Crédo.

Credo in Deum,
Altissimum Omnipotentem,
Creatorem caeli et terrae,
Inferos et paradisi,
Ultima hora animae judicem nostrae

Et in Aristotelem, prophetam,
Nicomaqui Phaetique filium,
Missum ut sapientiam et universi
Divas leges errantibus hominibus erudiret

Credo etiam in Christum,
Natum ex Maria et Ioseph,
Vitam dedit ut nobis paradisi viam monstraret
Sic, postquam sub Pontio passus est
Propter salutem
Nostram martyr perivit
Consecutus est Solem
Ubi Aristoteles ad Altissimi dexteram eum expectabat

Credo in Divinam Actionem,
Sanctam Ecclesiam aristotelicianam, romanam, unam et indivisibilem
Sanctorum communionem,
Peccatorum remissionem,
Vitam aeternam.

AMEN

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Floralye was beginning to find the time long, when suddenly Kalixtus started to speak.
Following His Eminence and Monsignor Talona, she recited the Crédo.
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[Amenediel]

Amenediel était dans ses pensées voir ses prières plutôt. Il pria pour son cousin décédé, Michalak, puis pour Avelenn qui se retrouvait orpheline, même si elle était adulte, il n'était jamais facile de perdre un parent.
Puis il pria pour toutes les pauvres, malheureuses âmes qui serpentaient les durs chemins de ce bas monde.

Son Eminence entama l'office et le jeune prêtre suivit comme chacun le faisait.

Credo in Deum,
Altissimum Omnipotentem,
Creatorem caeli et terrae,
Inferos et paradisi,
Ultima hora animae judicem nostrae

Et in Aristotelem, prophetam,
Nicomaqui Phaetique filium,
Missum ut sapientiam et universi
Divas leges errantibus hominibus erudiret

Credo etiam in Christum,
Natum ex Maria et Ioseph,
Vitam dedit ut nobis paradisi viam monstraret
Sic, postquam sub Pontio passus est
Propter salutem
Nostram martyr perivit
Consecutus est Solem
Ubi Aristoteles ad Altissimi dexteram eum expectabat

Credo in Divinam Actionem,
Sanctam Ecclesiam aristotelicianam, romanam, unam et indivisibilem
Sanctorum communionem,
Peccatorum remissionem,
Vitam aeternam.

AMEN

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[Cathelineau]

Le Breton était heureux d’etre présent ce jour. Il récita le credo avec ses frères et sœurs.

Credo in Deum,
Altissimum Omnipotentem,
Creatorem caeli et terrae,
Inferos et paradisi,
Ultima hora animae judicem nostrae

Et in Aristotelem, prophetam,
Nicomaqui Phaetique filium,
Missum ut sapientiam et universi
Divas leges errantibus hominibus erudiret

Credo etiam in Christum,
Natum ex Maria et Ioseph,
Vitam dedit ut nobis paradisi viam monstraret
Sic, postquam sub Pontio passus est
Propter salutem
Nostram martyr perivit
Consecutus est Solem
Ubi Aristoteles ad Altissimi dexteram eum expectabat

Credo in Divinam Actionem,
Sanctam Ecclesiam aristotelicianam, romanam, unam et indivisibilem
Sanctorum communionem,
Peccatorum remissionem,
Vitam aeternam.

AMEN
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[Kalixtus]

Kalixtus opens the Book of Virtues and starts to read:

We will hear out of the Book of the end of time
Chapter III - « The Church »



1 The wind beat on the sides of the church, making its structure quiver. The sky, dark and icy, was filled with threatening clouds of Herculean proportions. All around the church, the lightning tore the air, followed soon by its accomplice, the thunder, which resounded in the terrified hearts of the flocks.

2 The priest encouraged the flock with his prayers. He never stopped reminding them that they did not have anything to fear if they kept in their spirit the divine words revealed by the Prophet, Aristotle, and the Messiah, Christos. The purity of his faith pushed him to encourage his listeners to make penitence for their sins. And he repeated unceasingly that it was time for those whose souls were choked with sin to make their confessions. But nobody listened to him any more, terror trampling on their reason, and all looked out now through the stained glass windows of the church.

3 At this point in time the third calamity fell down on them. The wind redoubled intensity, changing the wind into gusts and the gusts into storms. The cataclysm reached its climax when a terrible tornado assaulted the church building. This one broke the stained glass of the church, coming to fill up the building with its icy breath. The pieces of coloured glass fell down in a rain of sharpened blades on the unfortunate ones which were below.

4 The tornado propelled the pews against the walls, breaking them into pieces. It reversed the flock, who, struck out one against the others. It broke down the statues from the tops of their pedestals, shattering them in thousands of pieces. The imposing doors of the church were several centuries old. They had known the pangs of time without ever giving signs of the least weakness. But the tornado made them fly away like wisps of straw.

5 The noise of the storm covered the exhortations and the prayers of the priest. He stopped then when he saw a young child fallen to the ground. An enormous beam threatened to fall down and crush the child. The priest threw himself on him and pushed the child out of the path of the falling timber. This sacrifice proved unfortunately useless, because the entire building broke down on its inhabitants, from which only some few survivors managed to escape.

6 These were not the luckiest, because they had finally the misfortune to witness the last of the calamities. The city was no more, one field of ruins on the cracked ground. The sea was unchained under a sky of ink split by the flashes, the fields, the pastures and the orchards were drowned and only a very few trees held still more or less upright.

7 The survivors saw then the latter burst out into flames. They cried out with all the energy that remained to them. The wind, hitherto icy, blazed up instantly to painful heat under the open sky. The clouds reddened, reflecting the flames that bathed the country. Fire devoured all that had survived in a gigantic blazing inferno. The unfortunate people who had survived the three other calamities howled in pain when the blazing inferno destroyed their flesh, leaving nothing whatsoever of their bodies.

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[gardenor]

Gardenor repeta le Credo

[Kalixtus]

Kalixtus put the dogma down to the altar and his eyes where looking into the faithfuls as he starts with his preachment.

GOD is everything. He is earth, wind, water and fire. God is the beauty and the ugliness. God is everything, everywhere in and out of you and of course is God in his will allmighty. We never should forget this. Not the creature without name is allmighty - just and only God. He allows the creature to be our shadow, to proof us, to make our path as path cause without sin there can't be virtue, without darkness there is no light. We have to know this. We have to accept this.

As it is written. All things can be destroyed in seconds and there is no difference between a cleric, a child, a farmer or anybody there is nothing that makes us better than each of them. We are humans, children of God, we have to be admonisher and guardian on the path of God till the end. We have to defeat the faithfuls against the evil. We as Jesuits much more than others we know the evil we see the truth we live the truth we are the truth.

On our journey of theology we never find God as a person, we never see him as what he is until we are death and he allows us to see him and this will be such a great moment of joy. We are all cardinals, bishops, priests we are on a big hunt - to the truths and myths of the greatness of god and we success, my brothers and sisters we success.



Citation:

2 Then, God, in a voice soft and alleviating, said to me: “See how horrible will be the end of the world which you like so much. It will be destroyed by water, earth, wind, and fire. But do not fear, because, if you are virtuous, you will be able to avoid these useless sufferings. And those which live in the virtue need not worry, because never do I forget those who love Me. ” I saw the clouds indeed go away, the winds become calm, and the flames to die. But the ground trembled further, revealing a beautiful sight.



Today our order will grow and a few new members means a few new guardians and a few new defender of the truth. Aristoteles and Christos our prophets have to fight and to pay for their way of acting - there was no time in the past nor in the future in which we can lay down our weapon and our weapon is the "Word of God" - the immutable truth of our religion and the faith - living in our soul.

Be prepared to be what God have created in you and don't be affraid of what you do - do it - it is all right and it is important to know that our journey is gifted - with the power of love, friendship and faith that creates hope and we should always be guardiens of hope in a world that is ruled by hopelessness and false ideology.

I end with the litany of Magnificat:


Magnificat anima mea Dominum
et exsultavit spiritus meus
in Deo, salutari meo;
quia respexit humilitatem ancillae suae
ecce enim ex hoc beatam me dicent
omnes generationes;
quia fecit mihi magna qui potens est
et sanctum nomen eius;
et misericordia eius a progenie in progenies
timentibus eum.
Fecit potentiam in brachio suo,
dispersit superbos mente cordis sui.
Deposuit potentes de sede
et exaltavit humiles,
esurientes implevit bonis
et divites dimisit inanes.
Suscepit puerum suum
recordatus misericordiae suae
sicut locutus est ad patres nostros
et semini ejus in saecula.

Credo in Deum,
Altissimum Omnipotentem,
Creatorem caeli et terrae,
Inferos et paradisi,
Ultima hora animae judicem nostrae

Et in Aristotelem, prophetam,
Nicomaqui Phaetique filium,
Missum ut sapientiam et universi
Divas leges errantibus hominibus erudiret

Credo etiam in Christum,
Natum ex Maria et Ioseph,
Vitam dedit ut nobis paradisi viam monstraret
Sic, postquam sub Pontio passus est
Propter salutem
Nostram martyr perivit
Consecutus est Solem
Ubi Aristoteles ad Altissimi dexteram eum expectabat

Credo in Divinam Actionem,
Sanctam Ecclesiam aristotelicianam, romanam, unam et indivisibilem
Sanctorum communionem,
Peccatorum remissionem,
Carnis resurrectionem
Vitam aeternam.
Amen

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[Talona]

*Talona médite sur les saintes paroles de kalixtus*

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* Talona meditates on the holy words of Kalixtus *

[gardenor]

Gardenor mains jointes était reccueilli

[Kalixtus]

After his litany he wield the thurible and the scent of the beautyful incense is starting to fill the church again. God are your here? Send us your light of fortitude - and there was a light deep inside of his sould there was a burning light of truth and faith and inside this home - there was God himself.

Now, his voice turns to a graver tone it is time for the oaths. Come here to me, kneel before the sanctuary of God himself, kneel before the signs of our prophets and saints.

Kalixtus quotes the meaning of the oath to make things quite clear before someone will sign something that he or she don't want - this was the last point of return.



Citation:

THE VOWS OF OUR ORDER 1.- Obedience to the Pope and to the hierarchy of the Order. As jesuits, we are at the disposal of the Pope and our General, ready to travel where they need us, to perform the acts the Church needs to grow and become stronger. The obedience are the roots of the tree: if our devotion isn't strong, the winds will bring down the trunk and the branches. As such, we decide to serve His Holiness with fervour, and our own hierarchy, elected between us, as equals. The loyalty to our brothers and sisters, will reflect the obedience to our bonds of friendship, siblings of a same Father, Eternal and Perfect. 2.- To seek for knowledge and truth. We follow the path of the light, the steps of the martyrs, and we look for the knowledge of our saints, for the eternal wisdom of God. We are scholars, we actively work to discover the secrets of the faith, to reveal the perfection of God's creation, the human sciences and arts, as they are the image and reflect of the Almighty. Theology will be for us a way to understand what the Prophets would do in each situation, and a base to help the faithfuls and give them moral advise. Also, we will fight to purge the earth of superstition and obscurantism: may the Revelation enlighten the known world! 3.- To spread the Faith, working for the souls' salvation We work hard to convert the heretics with the power of the Word, to bring the unfaithfuls to the right path, and to keep the faithfuls loyal to the Roman Church. We don't fear the darkness, and we don't hesitate to travel to distant lands, just to spread the Faith of our Prophets. We work for the aristotelic hegemony, to build a better world based on the teachings of Christos. As such, we will erradicate the heresy with the exemplarity, the activity and the renewal of the Church. We will have the humility to change what's wrong, the firmness to correct our brothers who live in sin, and the conviction to assure that the cults that sack the churches and terrifies the faithfuls aren't more than bandits condemn to the Eternal Fire in the Moon's Hell. 4.- To practice humility by poverty and charity to our brothers Many of us are noble, people of great power, born with the attributes of authority over the man: but we don't fall in the pompous excesses, in the sins of vanity, in the trivial pride and arrogance. We will do our duty with justice, we will accept to serve the Church, but not for greedy purpouses, for the accumulation and hoarding of titles and honors. We will just serve the Church, as their humblest servants, dressing our habits, encourangin equality between our ranks. We will have no-honors for ourselves, but for our Order. The treasures of our Order won't be for any of us, but for the Glory of the Highest. We will share our bread with the most humble children of God, we will take care of the poor and the widows, and we won't let any of our brothers to suffer if we can do something for them.



If you can accept these rules as a fundamental aspect that can't be changed than come here and repeat the oath:


Almighty God, Father of the Humanity, I, ......................., even unworthy of being in your presence, trusting in your infinite love for your children, with the only wish to serve you, in front of the Prophets and the Saints, I pronounce the vows of Obedience, to His Holiness the Pope and the hierarchy of our Order; To always look for the Knowledge and the Truth, as a way to understand your creation and your Will; To spread the Faith, no matter where, working not only for our perfection in the Order, but for the salvation of every soul; and I also promise to be humble and austere, rejecting any selfishness and greed.

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[Oberon.]

Oberon had taken his place, attentive to the ceremony, even though it was not exactly what he was used to by Kalixtus. He spoke the credo:

“Credo in Deum, 
Altissimum Omnipotentem, 
Creatorem caeli et terrae, 
Inferos et paradisi, 
Ultima hora animae judicem nostrae 

Et in Aristotelem, prophetam, 
Nicomaqui Phaetique filium, 
Missum ut sapientiam et universi 
Divas leges errantibus hominibus erudiret 

Credo etiam in Christum, 
Natum ex Maria et Ioseph, 
Vitam dedit ut nobis paradisi viam monstraret 
Sic, postquam sub Pontio passus est 
Propter salutem 
Nostram martyr perivit 
Consecutus est Solem 
Ubi Aristoteles ad Altissimi dexteram eum expectabat 

Credo in Divinam Actionem, 
Sanctam Ecclesiam aristotelicianam, romanam, unam et indivisibilem 
Sanctorum communionem, 
Peccatorum remissionem, 
Vitam aeternam. 

AMEN"

He was interested in the reading, as well as the words that Kalixtus found. These were important words and Oberon would remember them, for today was as important as his ordination to the priesthood and his episcopal consecration. "Amen" , Oberon said finally to the prayer, then he heard the rules of the Order. Kalixtus's words faded softly, and Oberon rose without hesitation to step forward. He would not be here if he did not really want that and was still looking for a way out. He knelt before the sanctuary of God himself, before the signs of our prophets and saints. “Almighty God, Father of the Humanity, I, Oberon de Montfort-Beaumont d‘Autevielle, even unworthy of being in your presence, trusting in your infinite love for your children, with the only wish to serve you, in front of the Prophets and the Saints, I pronounce the vows of Obedience, to His Holiness the Pope and the hierarchy of our Order; To always look for the Knowledge and the Truth, as a way to understand your creation and your Will; To spread the Faith, no matter where, working not only for our perfection in the Order, but for the salvation of every soul; and I also promise to be humble and austere, rejecting any selfishness and greed.“

[Amenediel]

Amenediel écoutait avec grand sérieux les paroles de Son Eminence Kalixtus, puis lors de la lithanie, le jeune prêtre eu une pensée pour son père, Estevan, mais aussi pour son cousin, Hull.
En intégrant cet Ordre, certes il connaissait et acceptait pleinement les voeux et serment qu'il allait prononcer. Mais se sentait se rapprocher un peu plus de ceux qui étaient des modèles de vertus pour lui.

Ainsi il s'avança devant Son Eminence, et déclara à voix distincte et claire :


Si vous pouvez accepter ces règles comme un aspect fondamental qui ne peut pas être changé que de venir ici et répéter le serment:

Dieu Tout-Puissant, Père de l'Humanité, Moi, Père Amenediel de Mortelane, même indigne d'être en ta présence, confiant en ton amour infini pour tes enfants avec le seul désir de vous servir, devant les Prophètes et les Saints, je prononce les vœux d'obéissance, à Sa Sainteté le Pape et à la hiérarchie de notre Ordre; Toujours chercher la Connaissance et la Vérité, comme un moyen de comprendre votre création et votre Volonté; Pour répandre la Foi, peu importe où, travaillant non seulement pour notre perfection dans l'Ordre, mais pour le salut de chaque âme; et je promets aussi d'être humble et austère, rejetant tout égoïsme et avidité.

Une fois terminer, il sentit comme non pas un soulagement mais une certaine assurance de ses convictions. Un sourire se dessina sur son visage ampli de gentillesse. Puis il retourna à sa place.
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[Policarpo]

Policarpo lined up. He folded his hands and folded his hands. He knelt down in front of the altar and the celebrant to make his oath to the Order.


Almighty God, Father of the Humanity, I, Policarpo von Wittelsbach, even unworthy of being in your presence, trusting in your infinite love for your children, with the only wish to serve you, in front of the Prophets and the Saints, I pronounce the vows of Obedience, to His Holiness the Pope and the hierarchy of our Order; To always look for the Knowledge and the Truth, as a way to understand your creation and your Will; To spread the Faith, no matter where, working not only for our perfection in the Order, but for the salvation of every soul; and I also promise to be humble and austere, rejecting any selfishness and greed.

After the oath, he got up again and made room for the next.
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His Excellency the Most Reverend Monsignor Prof. Dr. theol. Policarpo von Wittelsbach
Bishop Emeritus of Regensburg
Archabbot Emeritus of the Abbey of Heiligenbronn
German archivist for the Roman registers of Sacraments

[Talona]

*Talona repeats with fervor*


Almighty God, Father of the Humanity, I, Talona De Vir, even unworthy of being in your presence, trusting in your infinite love for your children, with the only wish to serve you, in front of the Prophets and the Saints, I pronounce the vows of Obedience, to His Holiness the Pope and the hierarchy of our Order; To always look for the Knowledge and the Truth, as a way to understand your creation and your Will; To spread the Faith, no matter where, working not only for our perfection in the Order, but for the salvation of every soul; and I also promise to be humble and austere, rejecting any selfishness and greed.
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Mgr Talona De Vir,
évêque alcoolique de Nantes