RECONQUISTA
[This Monday's Archive was originally posted in TTP on August 27, 2009. It is a nutshell history of how Christian Spain was invaded and conquered by Muslims from Africa, and how it took the Christians of Spain almost 800 years to kick them all out, from 711 to 1492, a heroic epic they called their Reconquista. Now, four days ago (2/05): Spain Migrant Amnesty Grants Legal Status to 500,000. Spain is being conquered all over again – willingly, as you can see by the picture above that I took a few years ago of the Madrid City Hall. There is hope, for this amnesty decree is causing a massive backlash against the virtually Communist government of Pedro Sanchez. The people of Spain are realizing they need another Reconquista. Ps: enjoy the photos at the end.]
TTP, August 27, 2009

Santiago de Compostela. If you want to feel Christianity, feel it in your bones, feel it resonate with history, feel its promise for the future, here is where you come.
Sant Iago – St. James – is the patron saint of Spain, and here is where the faithful believe he is buried. For over a thousand years, peregriños, pilgrims, have followed the Way of St. James from all corners of Europe, over the Pyrenees, and across northern Spain to its northwestern corner in a region called Galicia.
Their goal is the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, which houses the tomb of Christ’s Disciple. As it has been for centuries, so it is now. Every day sees swarms of peregriños arrive, having completed their pilgrimage, flooding streets of the ancient city, filling up the cathedral to worship and pray.
Close to 200,000 Christians of all ages will walk to Santiago de Compostela this year, and more are expected next year. They come to pay homage to the saint known as Santiago Matamoros – St. James the Moslem-Killer – whose images of killing Moslems are here for all to see. St. James is the savior of Spain from Islam. He is the patron saint of the Reconquista.
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