L'Eglise Aristotelicienne Romaine The Roman and Aristotelic Church

Monderakalbarrasin · Posté le: Mar Mar 03, 2020 11:15 pm Sujet du message:

Any upwelling?
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Marthain · Inscrit le: 06 Avr 2016 Messages: 301

Monderakalbarrasin · Posté le: Mer Mar 04, 2020 12:07 am Sujet du message:

Just brother, I am looking for a way to know how I should do it.
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Marthain · Inscrit le: 06 Avr 2016 Messages: 301

If you have no paperwork concerning a relic recognition request, the appropriate form can be found here: http://rome.lesroyaumes.com/viewtopic.php?t=27041

You can give it to me directly, I'll take care of it.

However, if the said relic does not concern any hagiography validated by Rome, it will be necessary to explain how it is a relic.

Monderakalbarrasin · Posté le: Mer Mar 04, 2020 12:46 am Sujet du message:

If you can help me, it would be helpful.

The relic in question, which then fell to the hands of King Jaime I of Aragon and turned into a piece of faith in the cathedral of Valencia, as we know today, in the time of King Jaime, would have more of a carved cup look in stone
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Monderakalbarrasin · Posté le: Mer Mar 04, 2020 12:51 am Sujet du message:

http://www.jdiezarnal.com/valenciaelsantocaliz03.gif
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Marthain · Inscrit le: 06 Avr 2016 Messages: 301

I will be happy to help you.

Thank you for the story of the discovery of this possible relic.

Do you know which saint she is associated with? Because a relic must be a piece of the body or an object that belonged to a saint.

Monderakalbarrasin · Posté le: Mer Mar 04, 2020 1:20 am Sujet du message:

The holy grail is associated with Christ, it is the cup I used during the last supper.
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Marthain · Inscrit le: 06 Avr 2016 Messages: 301

Brother, to my knowledge, The Sacred and Holy Inalienable Dogma, does not mention a particular cup during the Last Supper. Can you tell me where you see this in the Dogma?

Monderakalbarrasin · Posté le: Mer Mar 04, 2020 1:35 pm Sujet du message:

I think that precise data is not officially registered.
more than the sense of faith of relating it to the blood and body of christo.
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Marthain · Inscrit le: 06 Avr 2016 Messages: 301

So you're talking about a certain interpretation of Dogma.

Rather, this falls within the competence of the holy office, whose Prefect is his Eminence Iaudas.

I can repeat your point of view to him. Before knowing if a cup called Grail is a relic because it appears in a holy text, it is necessary to be sure that it appears in the text. Do you understand ?

Monderakalbarrasin · Posté le: Jeu Mar 05, 2020 1:37 am Sujet du message:

I think that now that I am learning about it, I understand the point, just because IRL the Templars were guardians of the holy grail, I think I wanted to take it to the thematic of RR, but if you invite SE Iaudas here and help us guide this idea, and if it is not dogmatic, then I will give up ..

I even thought about the relics of our patron saint San Berdardo, but I see that they are organized in other abbeys.
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Marthain · Inscrit le: 06 Avr 2016 Messages: 301

My brother,

I have warned his Eminence Iaudas and all the scriptors of the holy office so that they can address the question you raise.

Monderakalbarrasin · Posté le: Jeu Mar 05, 2020 2:50 am Sujet du message:

Great, if we can adapt it to the game it would be great
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