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Anti-ICE Nativities Take a Stand Against Trump’s Cruelty
Features Despite pushback from right-wing leaders, nativity scenes with a humanitarian message are spreading across the country. The Nativity scene at St. Susanna Parish displayed a sign that reads “ICE WAS HERE” on December 3, 2025. (photo by Suzanne Kreiter/The Boston Globe via Getty Images) This past Friday, December 5, the Archdiocese of Boston asked St. Susanna Parish in Dedham,…
heyaa~~ i'm sorry because this may be an old post of yours, but I came across the Jungkook post on my timeline and it catched my attention that you said he's a definitely very different from what people perceive him to be. No need to get specific ofc and feel totally free to ignore this but just wondering if you meant "very different" as in an actual asshole or just, you know, different, not in a "bad person" way.
greetings ✨🫶🏻!
I just mean that his public image might be very different from how he actually is privately, since Saturn in Aries is his 1st house ruler and Venus in Libra rules his 10th in opposition, without any moral judgment. And I also said he might enjoy his public life more than his private life because Libra is Saturn's exaltation.
Hi hope you are well.
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With ref to the above reading, Will you be able to explain the difference between public and private image?
I didn't say "private image", I implied a difference between private and public. "Image" is generally associated with that which is already public. We consider public life to be everything related to the 10th house, the MC, or the uppermost parts of the chart in general to an extent, which are places of visibility, because they're above the horizon. The 10th house and the midheaven are about things that are public because it's about the most visible stuff, what you do in the world. Most people will know us by what's in the 10th house, our work, the things we have knowledge or authority over. The 4th house is invisible because it's right below us, underground, it rules hidden or underground things and also deals with family, home, ancestors, things that far fewer people have access to, it's very private. What's most personal is the 1st and the houses succeeding and cadent from it. It's interesting to see where things go with people who make their private life public, like Kim Kardashian, for example, who had a good part of her adult life at home with her family filmed for a reality show, and her 4th house ruler is in the 10th right on the MC. The show first aired when she was in a 4th house profection year. Kris Jenner, who started the show, doesn't have that, after all this wasn't her whole life, she was already 52 when the show aired, and it wasn't as defining of who she is as it probably was for Kim. But she has the 4th ruler with the fixed star Regulus, which is the star known for indicating visibility and fame. And the Moon (which will always naturally have something to do with family) is very well placed in Cancer in the 11th, ruling the way she makes money and connections, and it's with Procyon, another star that sometimes indicates fame and wealth.
oh please tell us more about jungkooks chart 🫣 ❤️
I don't intend to do this, but to clarify something for everyone, I need to say: I will talk about third-party charts if they're of famous people and are available online, but I won't go into detail inferring things about these people's personal lives. I'm just going to talk a little about their image and career, showing you what you can see there about what's already public matter, as this is a blog that kind of focuses on learning astrology. But these charts are still from people who didn't agree to have a personal reading from me on the internet and I'm trying my best to treat them as that.
hello! I'm the celeb anon. Since you said you were okay with it, what stands out the most from Jeon Jungkook's chart? He was born on September 1st, 1997 at 15:25 in Busan, South Korea.
Okay, well, the Moon with Regulus in the 9th house obviously indicates international fame. I know nothing about BTS but if this chart is right then I'm guessing this is the most famous member. Not only because of the Moon with Regulus, but the Sun with the north node adds to that. I havent seen the other members charts, but it's hard to look better than Venus in Libra in the 10th ruling the 5th, so his popularity might also be because he's very talented, creative and probably gets put as the frontman the most.
He's really pushed towards the 9th house and internationality. Mars in the 11th indicates the very competitive industry he's in, some issues and impediments with money, and can possibly also show a tricky and conflict ridden relationship with fans in a way. He's Saturn in fall in the 4th opposing Venus: he could feel like a stranger in his own home and probably likes working more. His private life may conflict a lot with his public image, and he's very different from what the public knows of him, but I'm not getting into that.
edit: okay, so I just found out the fandom is called "army" lol mars in scorpio in the 11th
ADVENT CALENDAR DAY 25
Raymond and Mildred Pitcairn pose for their 1954 Christmas card picture beside the Days of Creation fireplace in Glencairn’s Upper Hall. The Bryn Athyn Historic District Archives, Bryn Athyn, PA.
A life-size oil painting of the Adoration of the Shepherds (Luke 2:15–20) hung above the fireplace in Glencairn’s Upper Hall for many years. The painting was based on an illustration in The Christ Child, a children’s book by Maud and Miska Petersham. The Petershams, a husband-and-wife team, were well known in the first half of the 20th century as illustrators and authors of children’s literature. Raymond and Mildred Pitcairn loved the Petershams’ illustrations, and in the late 1930s they commissioned artist Frank Snyder to paint the large interpretation of the illustration from The Christ Child for their Bryn Athyn home.
When Glencairn became a museum in the early 1980s, Snyder’s original painting from the 1930s was found to be damaged beyond repair. In 2016 a reinterpretation of the Petersham illustration was painted by Bryn Athyn artist Edwin Herder, which now hangs above Glencairn’s fireplace each Christmas season.
Every day, from December 1 through December 25, a new work of Nativity art from the Glencairn Museum collection has appeared on the home page of our Advent calendar (Follow the Star: A 2021 Advent Calendar).
ADVENT CALENDAR DAY 24
Panel depicting two angels in a scene from the Nativity; possibly from the Infancy of Christ window in the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Clermont-Ferrand, France. Glencairn Museum, Bryn Athyn, PA, 03.SG.10.
In this stained-glass window fragment from 12th-century France, two winged angels, dressed in white robes with murrey-colored mantles, are positioned on either side of a yellow Star of Bethlehem. The star is a clear reference to the journey of the Wise Men, described in the Gospel of Matthew: “When they heard the king, they departed; and behold, the star which they had seen in the East went before them, till it came and stood over where the young Child was” (2:9).
The two angels gesture downward to a curving line at the bottom of the fragment. This was originally the top of the opening of the cave in which the birth of the Christ Child took place. The choice of a cave, instead of a stable, as the location of the Nativity miracle, suggests that this window was influenced by Byzantine examples. (The earliest Christians located the birth of Jesus in a cave, and this was the standard depiction in Byzantine art of the 12th century.)
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ADVENT CALENDAR DAY 23
This 15th-century limestone sculpture of Mary holding the Christ Child was made in France. Glencairn Museum, Bryn Athyn, PA, 09.SP.114.
This 15th-century limestone sculpture in Glencairn’s Great Hall features Mary, who is slightly less than life-size, standing and holding the Christ Child. She wears a crown and veil, and a mantle over her gown, which is girdled at the waist. This statue explores the earthly aspects of the relationship between the Christ Child and His mother. Mary looks tenderly toward the infant Child, who returns her gaze. In classic Gothic style, these figures engage each other through their eyes and gestures. With His right hand, Jesus touches her breast, and clasps her neck with His left hand. Sculptures of Mary standing with the Child in her arms was a major development in imagery that occurred in the 13th century. It evolved from both theological and artistic innovations, and is a major contrast with the earlier, more rigid Romanesque style.
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