This is St. Bee, the Venerable

Apr 26, 2014 7:37 PM

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The truth about this has to be known.

In 701, a massive, sentient bee was ordained as a priest in England. He soon proved himself as a capable and thoughtful scholar, writing several influential documents on the history of the English Catholic Church, as well as important commentaries on the gospels, and translations thereof.

However, the English monarchy was not comfortable with the idea of a bee representing their theological and political history. Thus, around the time of the First Crusades, they began a massive campaign to erase St. Bee from record. They changed Bēo's name in every instance to Bǣda, and removed any reference to his apian existence - pretending instead that he had been an ordinary human all along. Their creation, St. Bede, is what we are forced to remember, and is pictured above.

This, "The Venerable Bee Conspiracy," is one of history's greatest cover-ups. We owe it to St. Bee, to Truth, and, most importantly, to ourselves to recognize the reality behind the lies.

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The birthplace of St. Bee, the Venerable.

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ADVENTURE TIME!

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