Permission to celebrate the feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, celebrated on July 17, is extended by Pope Benedict XIII to the entire Roman Catholic Church

It Happened on
September 24, 1726

On July 17, 1726, Pope Benedict XIII granted universal permission for the Roman Catholic Church to celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, a Marian devotion associated with divine protection, prophetic vision, and spiritual authority. This marked a major calendrical registration in the Church’s liturgical timeline, extending Mary’s influence across the globe. Exactly nine months later, Johann Paul Trump was born—an ancestor of Donald Trump—tying his lineage to a date now repeated throughout his public life.

When Donald Trump launched the final phase of his media persona, Bring Back Real, on July 17, 2025, he did so in resonance with this same feast, reinforcing the Trump family’s alignment with Marian codes and the Church’s timeline of divine feminine intervention.