| THE MITRE (HAT) OF THE POPE AND WHAT IT MEANS |
The Meaning of Vicarius Filii Dei
| "The letters inscribed in the Pope's miter are these 'VICARIUS FILII DEI'. which is the Latin for 'VICAR OF THE SON OF GOD.' Catholics hold that the church, which is a visible society, must have a visible head...., as head of the church, was given the title, 'VICAR OF CHRIST'." Our Sunday Visitor, (Catholic Weekly) "Bureau of information," Huntington, Ind., April 18, 1915. INTERESTING NOTE! LATIN is the language of ROME. Latin is also Rome's number system. So, all one needs to do is spell the title of the Popes in Latin, and then simply.... ADD THEM UP! VICARIUS FILII DEI (Vicar of the Son of God) V 5 I 1 C 100 A 0 R 0 I 1 U 5 S 0 F 0 I 1 L 50 I 1 I 1 D 500 E 0 I 1 TOTAL 6 6 6 VICARIUS FILII DEI THE LITERAL MEANING: VICARIUS - substituting for, or in place of FILII - means son DEI - means God |
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