The more I read Sorcha Faal, the more it seems that s/he is a religious fanatic of some stripe; with a tone & style that is arrogant, judgemental and self-righteous. Am not detecting any love there. That being said, here's my interpretation:
First, is it an April Fool's joke? Wouldn't surprise me in the least.
Finis paradoxos means either The final paradox, or the end of paradoxes. My Latin is a little rusty. Any good translaters here?
Reverie is a dream (or illusion).
By order of Sorcha Faal. S/he's giving orders/instructions to whom; and by whose authority? Whateverr...
Pedantic augury to the Order? Pedantic means Characterized by a narrow, often ostentatious concern for book learning and formal rules: a pedantic attention to details. Augury means an omen, sign, or foreboding. Ergo, a narrow, ostentatious omen. Yup, an April Fool's Joke, albeit a lame one!
I agree with what others have suggested, that the wounded woman of the Great Empire seems to be a clear allusion to Terry Schiavo. Wounded doyen also seems to be a clear reference to the pope. These two have become one? Definitely, that particular union could only take place in another dimension/lifetime. Simply bizarro world, if you ask me.
"When you make the two one, you will become sons of man, and when you say: Mountain, move away, it will move away."
When you "make" them one (in your heart/mind?), you will attain some next level understanding, and you'll become capable of doing miraculous deeds? Geez, if only I'd known that making miracles was so darn easy, I'd a done this eons ago. 
Read and understand. IMO, more like read and groan. 
Thanks for posting it, 2muchRF. Btw, are you angelfire?
