L'Eglise Aristotelicienne Romaine The Roman and Aristotelic Church

Surrounded by all this grace and beauty, this wealth of faith and love, the young woman laid a delicate eye on this young page who braved the altar like an angel. Her porcelain right hand reached out ...

Her eyelids closed on the world to open her gaze to another and she answered the Cardinal as a breeze stirred the sails that rolled down on her graceful figure : I, Aliénor de Lancastre Cognin Franche ...

The bells and tributes to the Lord rang between the pious walls of the building, letting the cold stone warm up under the effect of the communion of the faithful. Dressed in her royal ermine, both gho ...

For some time now, Aliénor de Lancastre had given her hand to the King of Hungary and Croatia. The sweet child whose absolute innocence and infallible purity was said to be, was about to dedicate hers ...

The empress of the Irish was returning to the Holy Basilica, but this time she was not the person who would receive the crown from the hands of the Lord's shepherds. The occasion was no less special ...

It was in front of the Cardinal, with her heart and mind exposed to the Holy Spirit, that Alienor was reminded of the duties that once fell to her father and mother, both Emperor and then Queen of the ...

Undoubtedly, the most serious moment of the ceremony arrived. It was no longer a question of listening, being inspired, hearing and taking communion, but of swearing. To swear before the Divine himsel ...

Princes of the Church and the temporal world had gathered under the protective building of the Cathedral to commune together, reminding the world of their inseparability. The devout face of the Queen, ...

When the signal was given, the royal guard stepped aside to let the queen begin her march. Followed by the two young Irish girls who were holding her long train, the sovereign finally set foot on the ...

Despite their remoteness and the waves that separated Ireland from distant Rome, the islanders had always been pious people who placed great importance on their faith. The throne of Hibernia, itself, ...