SISTER JEAN DIES ON YALES BIRTHDAY

Thank you so much. I appreciate the love there. I am going to assume. We know what assuming does, but if none of you guys can hear me, please make sure to let me know or just send me a thumbs up emoji. Let me know that you can. So we will dive into it. What was buzzing in the news today on 1010 was essentially the passing of Sister Jean, who was a nun at the Loyola University of Chicago, and she died at 106 years old. A sweet-looking old lady, she was, I would say, known to most that don’t consider them self-religious or a part of the Loyola family.

Sister Jean was kind of known as a superfan any time that Loyola of Chicago did make it to the big dance or the March Madness College basketball tournament every year. Loyola did end up making it to the final four back in 2018. But beyond that, just wanted to give a quick kind story on who Sister Jean is. She’s always the most beloved basketball fan of Loyola of Chicago. Like I mentioned, she did die at 106 years old, reportedly. And sure enough, you know, they say that her full name is Jean Dolores Schmidt.

I’m going to show you guys another slide that shows her name kind of reconfigured a little differently. But that said, I don’t know the history behind when or how her name may have changed throughout her life. But beyond that, just take a look at Jean Schmidt, right? The first and last name equaling 106, just like the amount of years after she passed, or excuse me, how many years old she was when she passed. And Loyola as well in the capital’s added cipher also equals 106. So we’ll start there to kick it off.

Next, we’re going to take a look at the founding date of Chicago. Remember, this is Loyola of Chicago. Sister Jean was apparently born in San Francisco, home of the original Church of Satan founded by Anton LaVey, who’s born where? Chicago, of course. But take a look at this, you guys. When you measure from the founding date of Chicago to the reported death of Sister Jean on October 9th yesterday, that’s a span of 31 weeks and two days, which stood out to me having lived in Chicago for a few years. I used to have the 312 area code, but that is the area code of Chicago.

Next, we’re going to segue over to really the Skull and Bones connection. So for those of you guys that don’t know, Skull and Bones is a secret society that’s headquartered in Yale University, and they are represented by the number 322. Now, that’s important to take note of because Yale was founded yesterday on October 9th back in 1701. That’s the same date, obviously, that we just touched on that Sister Jean was reported dead. So when you measure from the next upcoming college basketball tournament, you’re going to see that selection Sunday, this is every Sunday before the tournament, the big day when they announce all of the teams that will be part of the tournament.

That’s called selection Sunday, and that’s going to be held on Sunday, March 15th of next year. So when you measure from the recorded death date of Sister Jean up to selection Sunday of next year, well, sure enough, you see it’s a span of 22 weeks and three days. A reflection of the number 322, like Skull and Bones, but notice that Skull and Crossbones also equals 223 in the simplest cipher. And like we touched on about the different name configurations, if you will, of Sister Jean. Check this out, you guys. So on Wikipedia, it’ll show you that she was born under the name Dolores Bertha Schmidt.

Interesting, because in the reverse cipher, you’ll see that her name equals 322, just like the number stamped all over Skull and Bones. And I just kept this date duration up here to show you from the date of her death, also the founding date of Yale University, home of Skull and Bones, 22 weeks and three days before selection Sunday next year. And for one more 223, we’ll close it out here, you guys. If you guys take a look at who founded Skull and Bones, it’s two gentlemen, one Alfonso Taft, the other one is William Huntington Russell.

Think about Bill Russell in NBA basketball, who’s been retired for many years. He just recently passed 666 days after before the death of Bill Walton, both Celtics. But besides the point, take a look at this. From the founding date of Yale University, home of Skull and Bones, also the same date as now Sister Jean’s death date. When you measure up to May 19th, which is, if you guys will notice here on the far right, May 19th, that’s the death date of William Bill Huntington Russell, you’ll see it’s a span of 223 days.

So I’ll leave that one here, short and sweet. Didn’t see much engagement in the chat, I know it’s late. It’s Friday night, so I’m sure people are out doing their thing. But appreciate you guys for tuning in. Please make sure to hit that like and subscribe and share wherever you guys see fit. Doesn’t cost a thing. But just really appreciate the love and support from all of you guys. And without further ado, we’ll wrap it up. Everybody have a safe and wonderful weekend. Make sure to take care of yourselves and we’ll see you in the next one.

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