II ENCONTRO ASTROKABANA DE ASTRONOMIA E ASTROLOGIA - 2024

Welcome, everyone! This is my message regarding the passing of Pope Francis. He passed away on April 21st, yesterday, at 7:35 AM local time in Rome, at the Vatican, and at 2:35 AM Brasília time, at his residence in Casa Santa Marta. The

Pope wished to be buried outside the Vatican, at the church of his former bishopric.

The cause of death was a stroke, resulting in irreversible cardiovascular collapse. Why do we have to exit the stage like this, right? It could be like in the theater: the curtain closes, we head to the dressing room, and just don't come back. There's something curious here, though: Pope Francis's membership number at the Argentinian club San Lorenzo was 88,235. He died at age 88, at 2:35. Some people are already playing these numbers in the lottery. Numerology enthusiasts have definitely caught onto this coincidence, confirmed by the club itself. We humans love coincidences and repeated patterns—they make us feel secure. The Pope's funeral is scheduled for Saturday, April 26th, 2025, at 10:00 AM local time in Saint Peter's Square, Vatican. Honoring his request, he will be buried in a simple tomb at the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore in Rome. Honestly, this is the first time I've genuinely felt like traveling to Rome to pay my respects up close, without all the traditional papal symbols. I'm curious about the next conclave, this upcoming "political showdown." That movie wasn't made by chance and will greatly influence events. Hopefully, the next Pope will truly be a follower of Saint Francis—of the humble Jesus on the cross, simple like Saint Dulce of the Poor.

By the way, his papacy is symbolically linked to the fixed star Regulus, now important at 0° Virgo, no longer in Leo. Pope Francis's last public appearance was during the Easter Sunday blessing on the 20th, just hours before he died. His special request was for universal peace among nations at war, especially compassion for the children of Palestine. This request from the Pope is very significant, and anyone opposing it will bear great responsibility later. Now, I'd like to talk briefly about the astrological chart of Jorge Mario Bergoglio's election as Pope, on March 13th, 2013, at 7:06 PM Rome time (3:00 PM Brasília time). The election happened during the fifth ballot of the conclave, which began the day before, March 12th. After being elected, the cardinal protodeacon announced to the world the famous phrase "Habemus Papam." Francis appeared on the balcony, already vested, officially adopting this name. It's fascinating for astrology enthusiasts to examine transits and progressions, especially Pluto's transit and Uranus's progression in Francis's natal chart. They clearly illustrate how he left his homeland to vote in Rome and never returned. You know these stories—people travel, fall in love with a place, and just stay without even returning for their bags. He changed his name, changed his address, and was promoted in the 10th house (profession). Pluto opposing his Ascendant and Uranus clearly show this radical shift, a journey with no return.

The inauguration ceremony occurred on March 19th, 2013, Saint Joseph's Day, patron of the universal church, reinforcing symbols of humility and service (Virgo), essential to him. Francis was the first Jesuit Pope, the first from the Americas, and the first non-European in over 1200 years. This represented a significant shift for the Catholic Church and Christianity in general. Yet, there are politicians and religious figures "celebrating" his death, claiming it's one less communist in the world. Little do they know, a communist in heaven is even more dangerous and powerful. That's my bet! Let's briefly look at the astrological charts. At the moment of his election (March 13th, 2013), Pluto was in Capricorn (11°), with Libra rising, reflecting his search for harmony with all religions. Saturn was in Scorpio (11°), close to the North Node. Neptune was in Pisces (3°), Uranus in Aries (7°), Jupiter in Gemini (9°), and Mercury retrograde in Pisces (6°), close to Neptune—highly significant.

Now, at his passing, many planets were again in Pisces and Aries. The Sun in Taurus, Mercury and Neptune at 0° Aries. Saturn in Pisces, Mars in Leo opposing Pluto. The lunar nodes were inverted in the Pisces-Virgo axis compared to nine years ago. Venus, the Arabic Part of Fortune, and Ceres were in Pisces. Gemini rising, with Jupiter at 19° Gemini. It's interesting to observe these astrological cycles of the papacy: starting with Gemini, Taurus, Neptune in Pisces, and Pluto transitioning from Capricorn to Aquarius. Upon his passing, these symbols are active again, indicating profound changes ahead, particularly in 2026 with the total solar eclipse in Leo (August 12th). These charts are crucial, even more so than natal or death charts, as they reflect cultural, religious, and political transformations ahead. We're facing important cycles affecting everything from the Vatican down to our local parish.

In his death chart, we see a Midheaven in Cancer (his natal Ascendant), Moon in Aquarius with Pluto, signaling deep sociological shifts. Neptune has left Pisces, marking important spiritual, philosophical, and economic issues. The patriarchal figure, prevalent in political and religious power, will now be questioned more than ever. Finally, may God forgive and bless us, as well as Pope Francis. Wars will continue on various fronts: psychological, material, political, and ideological. I already know who will win, but I won't insult your intelligence and sensitivity

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What's your guess? Warm regards! -------------------------------------------------------------

Nando Astrokabana Brazil -------------------------------------------------------------- [chatGPT]: ### Summary: "Peace is Possible" — Pope Francis' Final Message

Pope Francis, who passed away on April 21, 2025, emphasized in his last Easter message that **"peace is possible,"** highlighting global conflicts. His speech, read by an assistant at St. Peter's Basilica, stated that love triumphs over hate, and although evil persists, it no longer holds ultimate power. Francis expressed deep concern over daily violence against wome

n, children, and migrants, calling for renewed trust and hope among diverse peoples and cultures. He specifically mentioned critical conflicts: - **Palestine and Israel**: Urged an immediate ceasefire and release of hostages in Gaza, condemning rising antisemitism. - **Ukraine**: Encouraged continued efforts toward a just and lasting peace. - **Armenia and Azerbaijan**: Prayed for a definitive peace agreement in the Caucasus. - **Africa**: Highlighted ongoing suffering in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Sudan, and South Sudan. - **Middle East**: Called for prayers supporting Christians in Lebanon and Syria during sensitive transitions. - **Yemen**: Urged constructive dialogue to address the prolonged humanitarian crisis. - **Myanmar**: Acknowledged relief efforts after the devastating earthquake in Sagaing and praised recent ceasefire signals. Francis also advocated for **religious freedom, freedom of thought and expression**, stating that genuine peace is unattainable without true disarmament, criticizing the current arms race. Finally, he appealed to world lead

ers to utilize resources to assist the needy, fight hunger, and release political prisoners and prisoners of war, emphasizing that humanity must always prevail over cruelty and violence."