The Order of John Francis and Salome
by
John Presco
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Apostolic Queen of Hungary, Queen of Bohemia, Dalmatia, Croatia, Slovenia, Galicia, Lodomeria and Illyria, Queen of Jerusalem etc…;
Antipas, who was spending Passover in the capital, because Jesus came from Antipas’s realm. The tetrarch was eager to see Jesus, expecting more miracles, but soon returned him to Pilate, unwilling to pass judgment.
Yesterday I asked the three sisters missionaries if they owned a desire to go to Jerusalem. All three said they did. I showed them the Golgotha Bridge and Bingham Young University built on the Mount of Olives. I said this bridge is a link between the Order of Sant Francis, and the Church of Christ of Later Day Saints. I suggested a marriage between us – after showing them members of my family that joined the order, and built Briarcliff College.
We talked about who is in charge of LDS church, and they gave me his name. This morning as I lie in bed, I vowed to found a New Religion. I concluded it was God I saw when I died, and not Jesus. I believe Jesus walked across the Golgtha Bridge, was arrested, and crucified, I believe Salome was the mother-in-law of Jesus, and was midwife of Jesus, who was not born in a manger, but a sukkot booth.
I conclude the Catholic Church ,and Orthodox Jews have had enough time to figure out what I did, that the New Testament says Jesus restored the Jubilee, the Judging of the Sotah, and abolished the law declaring infants born with defect have been premarket by God as Born Sinners, and thus no rabbi needs minister to them.
I believe Salome was Baptized by John the Baptist, and took the Vow of the Nazarite, as did her relative Queen Berenice. I believe John spoke when he was eight days old, and wrote his name on a tablet. John was filled with the Holy Sprit while in his mother’s womb. They say Jesus was – as well. I believe John transmitted the Holy Spirit to Jesus – before he was born.
I will now be writing a letter to the Governor of California, Oregon, and Washington, bidding them to sue Israel to retrieve monies given to the new nation of Israel, by our President, in order to give a sanctuary to the Jews, and not to establish a kingdom, or, create a Massac Cult that harasses other religions. Orthodox Jews have harassed the Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints. How about the Order of Saint Francis?
Because Leo is an American Pope, in religious theory, all properties owned in the New World by the Habsburgs, is restored to this illustrious family – that had to flee to America to escape the Evil Monster who wanted to behead Empress Zita….
QUEEN OF JERUSALEM
On this day, June 12m 2026, I John The Nazarite, put the Knight Templars of Rougemont, in the custodial care of Governor Gavin Newsom, until these matters are resolved.
So be it!
John The Nazarite
10:09 AM
About 4 bce Herod Antipas inherited part of his father’s kingdom after the Roman emperor Augustus adjusted his father’s will. He restored the damage caused in the period between his father’s death and the approval of the will, restoring two towns, one of which he renamed in honour of the Roman imperial family.
He divorced his Nabataean wife, the daughter of Aretas IV, king of the desert kingdom adjoining his own, to marry Herodias, formerly the wife of his half brother. The marriage offended his former father-in-law and alienated his Jewish subjects. According to Mark 6 and the parallel accounts in Matthew 14 and Luke 3, when John the Baptist, one of his subjects, reproached Herod for this marriage, Herodias goaded her husband into imprisoning him. Still unmollified, she inveigled her daughter, Salome, to ask for the Baptist’s head in return for dancing at her stepfather’s birthday feast. Antipas reluctantly beheaded John, and later, when Jesus’ miracles were reported to him, he believed that John the Baptist had been resurrected. When Jesus was arrested in Jerusalem, according to Luke 23, Pilate, the Roman procurator of Judaea, first sent him to Antipas, who was spending Passover in the capital, because Jesus came from Antipas’s realm. The tetrarch was eager to see Jesus, expecting more miracles, but soon returned him to Pilate, unwilling to pass judgment.
Above the five crosses are two hands on both sides of a cross – the symbol of the custody of the Holy places. The bare hand is the hand of Jesus, while the hand with a sleeve is St. Francis of Assisi, the founder. Both hands are perforated – the holes created by nails (Jesus on the cross, St. Francis of stigmata).
The photo below shows the alley that leads to the Dormition, seen behind between the two walls, and the tomb of David.
The statue of St Francis, the founder of the order, is seen on the wall. Above it is the symbol of the Franciscans: large cross with four crosses on each of its corners.
A page from North Quabbin History: Empress Zita finds refuge in Royalston
Visitors have always found the North Quabbin a peaceful place of refuge. In the 1940s, with World War II raging in Europe, among those who came to the North Quabbin was the Empress Zita of Austria and Queen of Hungary, and her family who had been deposed after World War I.
The empress’s journey to Royalston began with Hitler’s annexation of Austria. “Hitler’s appetite for conquest continued with the attack on Poland in September, starting World War II. By March 1940, the third Reich began spilling bombs on Zita’s castle in Belgium,” according to Alan Bowers, a Royalston resident who remembers Empress Zita’s visits and has given talks on the topic. Zita and her family escaped to Portugal with her family, according to Bowers. From there, her sons Otto and Felix continued to America to make arrangements for a stay for their mother, according to Bowers.
On July 20, Empress Zita and her youngest daughter Archduchess Elizabeth arrived in the United States at LaGuardia field from Lisbon aboard the Dixie Clipper. From there they, “motored” to Royalston, where their host, Calvin Bullock, provided refuge in his white colonial home known as the Bastille, Bowers said.
The July 25, 1940 Orange Enterprise and Journal described the first meeting with Empress Zita in Royalston this way: “The Empress arrives with soft smiling, velvety brown eyes contrasting to the austerity of her long black high neck long sleeved dress. The former Empress Zita of Austria was ushered into a reception room in the guest house on the Calvin Bullock estate in Royalston Monday afternoon and we stood in the presence of Royalty.” The Empress dressed in black since the death of her husband Karl in April 1, 1922, Bowers said.
Bullock had entertained the Archduke Otto, eldest son of Empress Zita, at his New York home. He offered his Royalston guest house as the perfect refuge for the exiled family when they arrived, the article continued.
“The black clad empress became a familiar figure to the 800 inhabitants of Royalston and to the parishioners of Our Lady Immaculate Catholic Church in Athol,” which the family attended, Bowers continued.
The Orange Enterprise and Journal covered the arrival of the empress’s other children as well: Archduchesses Adelaide, age 26, and Charlotte, 19, and their brothers the Archdukes Charles Louis, 22, and Rudolph, 21. The paper stated “they are so enthusiastic about their new surroundings that smilingly, they all speak at once in their assurances that “it is delightful, so comfortable, the hills and the fields, the views quite beautiful!”
On Oct. 3, 1940, Zita left her refuge in Royalston to meet her mother, Duchess of Parma, and shortly thereafter moved to Quebec, Bowers stated. Even with the move, the family often returned to Royalston for summer visits, he continued.
Bowers, who was a young teen at the time of the empress’s visits, has personal memories. “My grandfather’s brother was the caretaker of the Bullock properties. He paid me to pull out the leaf debris from the fence around the Bastille. Her manservant (chauffeur) told me I had to throw away my gum because it was impolite to chew gum in front of the queen. When I refused, he gave me a quarter. I could get a package of five sticks of gum for a nickel at my grandfather’s store next door. Should have kept the quarter.”
United with God
During one of Zita’s last trips to Austria, her health became more precarious. She continued to deteriorate; she had already lost her eyesight and movement became more and more difficult. She was always accompanied by some of her children and was cared for by her lady-in-waiting, Marie, Baroness von Plappart. The testimonies of the nurses charged with her care, the Sisters of Familia Spiritualis “Opus” are absolutely edifying. She serenely awaited death in order to see her loving spouse once again. Her prayer was answered on March 14, 1989, when she was almost 97 years of age.
During her funeral in Vienna on April 1, 1989, the 67th anniversary of the death of her beloved husband, the ceremonial used to take her mortal remains into the Crypt of the Capuchin Friars expresses very well the humility of the Servant of God:
The court chamberlain rapped three times on the heavy church door.
– From inside, the voice of a Capuchin friar answered: ”Who begs entrance?”
– The Chamberlain responded: “Her Majesty Zita, by the grace of God, Empress 
of Austria, Apostolic Queen of Hungary, Queen of Bohemia, Dalmatia, Croatia, Slovenia, Galicia, Lodomeria and Illyria, Queen of Jerusalem etc…; Archduchess of Austria, Grand Duchess of Tuscany and Cracow; Duchess of Lorraine, Salzburg, Styria, Carinthia, Carniola and Bukovina; Grand Princess of Transylvania, Margravine of Moravia; Duchess of Upper and Lower Silesia, of Modena, Parma, Piacenza and Guastalla, of Auschwitz and Sator, of Teschen, Friuli, Ragusa and Zara; Princely Countess of Habsburg and Tyrol, of Kyburg, Görz and Gradisca, Princess of Trient and Brixen, Margravice of Upper and Lower Lusatia and Istria; Countess of Hohenems, Feldkirch, Bregenz and Sonnenberg…etc…; Lady of Triest, Cattaro and in the Windic March; Grand Vojvode of the Vojvodeship of Serbia…etc… ; born Princess Royal of Bourbon, Princess of Parma…etc…” .
– The Capuchin friar answered: “We know her not.” The door remained closed.
– A second time, the chamberlain knocked. “Who begs entrance?”
– “Her Majesty Zita, Empress and Queen.”
– “We know her not.”
– And a third time, three knocks resound: “Who begs entrance?”
– “Zita, a mortal sinner.”
– “Let her enter.”
– Video in German with the ceremonial of the entrance into the crypt:
-Documentary in French (procession and tomb in the Capuchin crypt, program of Frédéric Mitterand):
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