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4 days ago · Fleur de lis is French for ‘the lily flower’ or ‘flower of the lily’’. In Catholic symbology, the lily represents the Virgin Mary. The three petals in the fleur de lis symbol (above) point to Mary’s radiance, royalty and purity. The symbol also refers to the Holy Trinity, God the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.
1 day ago · The Blackwoods have always lived in this house. We have never done anything to hurt anyone. We put things back where they belong. And we will never leave here.
4 days ago · Mary and the Witch's Flower. Majo no shūkai. canondiverge. When the flower seeds were stolen, Charlotte disappeared. Years later, Mary instead moves in with a different relative in a seaside town, where she meets a young witch named Kiki. From there, everything goes wrong. Language: English.
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1 day ago · A brave Scottish general named Macbeth receives a prophecy from a trio of witches that one day he will become King of Scotland. Consumed by ambition and spurred to action by his wife, Macbeth murders King Duncan and takes the Scottish throne for himself. He is then wracked with guilt and paranoia.
4 days ago · 1. A witch is always a woman. Answer: True. At the start of the book, in "A Note About Witches", the narrator says that even though most women are lovely, a witch is always a woman. Male witches do not exist. 2. The main character's grandma was born here. Parts of the book are set here.
3 days ago · Reddit user Angeliqueoblique shared an amazing story about mysteriously smelling roses while praying the Rosary. The user said she is a former practicing witch and recent Christian convert. She began praying the Rosary a few weeks ago. (Reddit is an anonymous message board, so users’ identities are undisclosed.)
3 days ago · Answer: Moon. Mary compared herself to the Moon. According to Mary, since Philomena (who lived in Roman times) is called "Daughter of Light," she is the rightful child and spouse of Christ, who is the Sun, and she is her rightful daughter, for she is the Moon. 9.
