
Melania Trump lights a candle in Notre Dame attended by the fawning rector Patrick Chauvet
during the official visit to the Paris July 14th celebrations with President Trumpn
Revelation 17:4-5
And the woman was arrayed in purple and scarlet colour, and decked with gold and precious stones and pearls, having a golden cup in her hand full of abominations and filthiness of her fornication:
And upon her forehead was a name written, Mystery, Babylon The Great, The Mother Of Harlots And Abominations Of The Earth.Melania Trump goes to Notre Dame de Paris in a demure Christian Dior suit with matching stilettos. No matter that the suit is bright (scarlet) red and the matching red heels are six (seven, eight?) inches high. Her hair is appropriately coiffed in a simple bun (a French twist, as some style magazines inform us).
Even so, she looked far more distinguished than the perennially young-girl-Brigitte who wore a "pure" white dress (which also looks like some kind of jacket - oh a "jacket dress" it must be) several inches above her knees (effectively making it a mini-jacket-dress), with zippers and buttons added more for "decorative" effect than for function.
But the "scarlet red and the six-inch (seven, eight?) heels show the real picture. As does a cinched waist, which exaggerated the bust and hips.
These women are closer in age than apart (Macron: 64 years, Trump: 47 years). And both have a steely ability to get what they want. In many ways, they are a match.
We're still not sure under what circumstances Melania made it to America. And what exactly was her relationship to Trump prior to them tying some kind of a knot.
This about her Catholic religion to which she bows and lights candles:
by traditional Catholic standards Melania is living in sinMaybe she really does have a lot to pray for. But then so does Trump.
He is not Catholic, and follows a hodgepodge of personally ascribed Christianity, so how do they maneuver their daily spiritual journey together?
And how are they raising their close-to-teen-aged son?
So much for the president of a Christian nation.
