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Viking were here long before the Catholics.
And my family was here long before 1776.
Thr Pagans Vikings left nothing lasting. No towns, cities, churches.
The oldest city in America, widely recognized, is St. Augustine, Florida. Founded in 1565 by Catholic Spain, it is the oldest continuously inhabited city of European.
The first Christian church established in San Miguel Mission in Santa Fe, New Mexico, which was built in 1610.
Isn't God amazing? I believe God had a different plan for America but alas Pagan Masons won the narrative. I don't think God is done with Masonic America.
I told you I didn't count the vikings. But anyways the roots of America are people leaving the endless wars of the catholics and all their fukery. Are you slightly familer with the European history of the time?
Yeah, there existed ONE church for over a millenia until a rebellious Catholic Monk took it upon himself to edit the bible, remove books & add words. Greedy Princes jumped on the movement & stole church property & created their own new religons. King Henry VIII, unhappy in his marriage, asked Rome for a divorce & when he was denied, he also stole church property & made himself his own Pope if the Anglican church. The Protestant Revolution was a looting operation & it led to endless wars in Europe... I get it, I'd likely remain on Rome's side if ny King was only interested in dgetting his dick wet with Anne Boylin... who he later killed!!! 😆
It's no coincidence that in God's providence was at work when the Catholic Empire discovered America, brought the faith to the New world & led to the conversion of over 9 million indians after the Virgin Mary appeared in 1536. While Europe was loosing the faith, it flourished in the Americas. God is GREAT!
¡Viva Cristo Rey!
I'm starting to see why people didn't like catholics much.
Thanks.
And they told the Templars
Yes, they were most likely here long before the Spanish as well.
Before 1620?
1644
Ah. Newbie.
I'm also related to the vikings on my mother's side,but I don't count that,as they were all killed off or left.
There were people here long before the Vikings too, but they never contemplated claiming ownership of the land they were on.
All they did was fight each other over land/ resources....