I am sending a picture of the inside of the Basilica of Saint Paul and the inscription says "EXALTATA EST AD CAELESTIA REGNA" which is translated to "Exaltation is the Celestial Kingdom" hmmm...interesting.
Then the last one on the email is of me and Chase in the MTC, and also my companions over the last few weeks.
Your Latin is a bit off there. "Exaltata est ad caelestia regna" means "She [Mary or the Basilica?] is exalted to the heavenly/celestial kingdoms." "Exaltata" is verb form (past tense), not a noun; and "regna" is the plural of "regnum" (kingdom).
Your Latin is a bit off there. "Exaltata est ad caelestia regna" means "She [Mary or the Basilica?] is exalted to the heavenly/celestial kingdoms." "Exaltata" is verb form (past tense), not a noun; and "regna" is the plural of "regnum" (kingdom).
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