United States of America and the Virgin Mary
Blessed Virgin Mary and the U.S.A.
Arphaschad
12/11/20255 min read
The Mayflower Pilgrims (the religious Separatists among the passengers, often called Pilgrims) were
strict Protestant Separatists influenced by Calvinist theology, they strongly rejected any veneration, honor, or devotional practices toward Mary (or any saints) that were common in Catholicism or even the Church of England.
They viewed such practices as unbiblical, idolatrous, and remnants of "popery."
They rejected icons, statues, relics, and religious symbols, including anything associated with saints or Mary.
They opposed the Catholic/ Anglican emphasis on Mary (e.g., titles like "Mother of God" in a devotional sense, prayers to her, or her intercession).
They saw these as human inventions not supported by Scripture, diverting glory from Christ alone.
The Pilgrims sought to purify worship to biblical essentials only, separating entirely from what they saw as corrupted traditions. They acknowledged Mary's historical and biblical role but gave her no special ongoing honor or role in salvation.This aligns with broader Puritan and Separatist views, which emphasized sola scriptura (Scripture alone) and opposed anything perceived as elevating humans (even Mary) above their scriptural place.
MARYLAND, USA
March 25, 1634 (Landing in America):
The colonists arrived at St. Clement’s Island in the Potomac River and founded St. Mary’s City, the first capital of Maryland.
This date is celebrated as Maryland Day.
March 25 is the Annunciation to the Virgin Mary.
They set off the day after Presentation of Mary at the Temple November 22, 1633
aboard the ships ARK and DOVE.
Mary is known as the NEW ARK of the Covenant.
Maryland was made the 7th State April 28 1788
Virgin Mary's birthday September 8
District of Miss America aka Lady Columbia , between VIRGINia and MARYland, Washington DC founded July 16, 1790.
Feb 2 is the Feast of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary
VIRGINia became a state on June 25, 1788,
201 days after the Immaculate Conception, December 8, 1787
The first documented English landing in mainland North America was on June 24, 1584, when explorers Philip Amadas and Arthur Barlowe, sent by Sir Walter Raleigh, arrived on the coast of present-day North Carolina.
June 24 is the Feast of John the Baptist
(also Freemasonic foundation date , 1717)
📜 Context
Early Attempts:
Before permanent colonies, England sponsored exploratory voyages.
In 1584, Queen Elizabeth I granted Sir Walter Raleigh a charter to explore and colonize lands in North America.
June 24, 1584 (Gregorian calendar):
Philip Amadas and Arthur Barlowe landed on Roanoke Island (off modern North Carolina).
They claimed the land for England and reported back enthusiastically about its fertility and potential.
This marked the first recorded English footfall on mainland America.
Roanoke Colony (1585–1590):
Following this landing, Raleigh attempted to establish the Roanoke Colony in 1585.
The colony ultimately failed, becoming known as the “Lost Colony.”
Jamestown (1607):
The first permanent English settlement was founded at Jamestown, Virginia, on May 14, 1607.
This is often remembered as the true beginning of British America, though earlier landings like Amadas and Barlowe’s were exploratory.
🌍 Key Point
Exploratory landing: June 24, 1584 (Amadas & Barlowe).
June 24 is the Feast of St John the Baptist.
Permanent settlement: May 14, 1607 (Jamestown).
May 14, 1948 - Israel re-born.
When the Virginia Company established the settlement in 1607, they named it Jamestown in honor of King James I, their reigning monarch.
The surrounding river was also named the James River.
Symbolic Role:
Jamestown represents the beginning of permanent English colonization in America.
Its name ties the colony directly to royal authority, emphasizing England’s claim and the settlers’ loyalty to their king.
May 14, leaves, 33 weeks 0 days left in the year.
So...British "occupiers" formed the first settlement on May 14 , 1607, the day which leaves 33 weeks 0 days left in the year.
341 years 0 days before Israel re-born by so called "occupiers" on the same May 14.
The Vigil of the Immaculate Conception, December 7 is DAY 341
John Cabot’s Voyage (1497):
Cabot, a Venetian navigator working for England, set sail from Bristol in May 1497 aboard the Matthew.
On June 24, 1497 AGAIN - see above, (Gregorian calendar), he and his crew landed at Cape Bonavista, Newfoundland.
Vigil of the Immaculate Conception
December 7
201st Bible Verse from the End :
Revelation 12:9 (D-R)
9 And that great dragon was cast out, that old serpent, who is called the devil and Satan, who seduceth the whole world. And he was cast unto the earth: and his angels were thrown down with him.
Immaculate Conception December 8.
USA Independence July 4, 1776
6 months = 26 weeks
13 + 13 days .
The 13 Colonies were British settlements along the Atlantic coast of North America, founded between 1607 and 1732, which later united to declare independence in 1776 and form the United States.
On the U.S. one‑dollar bill, the number 13 appears repeatedly as a symbolic reference to the original 13 colonies that became the United States. These “thirteens” are woven into the design as reminders of unity and foundation.
🦅 The Great Seal (on the back of the bill)
13 Stars above the eagle, arranged in a hexagram/star pattern.
13 Stripes on the shield covering the eagle’s chest.
13 Arrows clutched in the eagle’s left talon (symbol of defense/war).
13 Olive Leaves in the eagle’s right talon (symbol of peace).
13 Olives on the branch.
Other Elements
13 Letters in “E Pluribus Unum” (Latin for “Out of many, one”), the motto on the banner held in the eagle’s beak.
13 Steps on the pyramid beneath the Eye of Providence (on the reverse side of the Great Seal).