Mary Alice Bennett is an archaeological restoration artist who lives in the Sonoran desert near the border with Mexico. As an art history student, she has had a life-long fascination with Leonardo DaVinci and also with studying the ancient mysteries. Since her church has a long tradition about Jesus and Mary Magdalene, the Dan Brown book was not new information to her. "The DaVinci Code" aside, here are more clues in the work of Leonardo to ponder. Email Mary Alice Bennett.
Sauniere and the Diva Emma Calve
- Her Occult Influence
by Mary Alice Bennett

Posted: 23:55 October 10, 2007
Rennes Le Chateau

It is said that the priest who took the final confession of Berenger Sauniere never smiled again. He emerged from the room visibly shaken after refusing to administer extreme unction. In the archives of the Vatican, there is no reference to Sauniere - no record of his existence in the normally detailed files. All information concerning him has been deliberately extracted. Had the local Cathar heresy distanced the soul of the Abbe Sauniere from Rome?

It was a Blanchefort family tombstone that Sauniere had defaced because the geometric map engraved upon it could have led to the legendary treasure. Bertrand de Blanchefort, the 4th Grand Master of the Knights Templar came from a Cathar family which was related by blood to the Merovingians. His descendants fought with the Cathars against the Albigensian Crusade 1209-1255 led by Simon de Montfort at the command of Pope Innocent III. De Montfort eventually defeated the Cathar stronghold Montsegur which was built on a solitary peak in the foothills of the Pyranees. Montsegur had seemed impenetrable due to the sheer rock face which protected it. The ruined walls of the fortress still stand today, archaic goddess pentagrams are carved into the rocks from where it can be viewed.

It was Catholic Rome that preserved the memory of the Resurrection and divinity of Christ. The Visigoths in southern France were Arian Christians - followers of Arius, an Alexandrian Gnostic. Alexandrian Gnosticism included influences from many world religions, Greek, Egyptian, and Persian and did not include the doctrines of Christ`s divinity and resurrection. Rome fought against this heresy in the Gnostic Cathar stronghold of southern France where it had taken hold. This area is still known as "Cathar Country" and is home to the Catharama, a museum. These pagan Christians had once controlled Sauniere`s parish of Rennes-le-Chateau.

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