Toxic? Alleged Miracle Paves Way To John Paul I "Sanctity"
Francis recognised on October 13 a "miracle" in view of a beatification, attributed to the intercession of John Paul I (+1978) who died 33 days after …
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The woman on the picture is dressed scandalously, like whore.
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I find the 33 interesting
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The number 3 (and its multiple) have been interesting in numerology for hundreds of years.
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Traditional age of Christ at His death and resurrection.
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Number of days before resurrected 3 days, 3 nights.
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I think the freemasonic mark of satan! He was undoubtedly murdered!
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Interesting how easily it is to get a short-lived V2 pope (who may , or may not, have fudged his medical history prior to the conclave according to some reports) canonized but so difficult to canonize a faithful son of the Church and true Faith like Archbishop Fulton Sheen.
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Maybe Francis learned from Ramos Motta and want to pursue the teachings of Allister Crowley.
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Maybe Francis learned from Ramos Motta and want to pursue the teachings of Allister Crowley.
wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcelo_Ramos_Motta
wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcelo_Ramos_Motta
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The only good thing that could possibly come from this is for more people to lose confidence in the Conciliar Church. I hope the man is in heaven, but canonization is for martyrs, and the heroically virtuous. For Popes, you would have to add all that comes with confirming the brethren. All that we have from him are a bunch of somewhat humorous letters he wrote to newspapers before becoming Pope, …More
The only good thing that could possibly come from this is for more people to lose confidence in the Conciliar Church. I hope the man is in heaven, but canonization is for martyrs, and the heroically virtuous. For Popes, you would have to add all that comes with confirming the brethren. All that we have from him are a bunch of somewhat humorous letters he wrote to newspapers before becoming Pope, published under the title Illustrissimi. Has anyone delved deeply into the way the canonization process was altered, when Escriva’s cause was ongoing? I have always suspected malfeasance, but I would like to see some research.
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Is sainthood now back up for sale to the highest bidder?
I cannot be certain it wasn't for sale. But, this and personal allegiance were implied as major contributors to selection in the past.
Hmmm Buenos Aires... naw... merely a coincidence ...More
Is sainthood now back up for sale to the highest bidder?
I cannot be certain it wasn't for sale. But, this and personal allegiance were implied as major contributors to selection in the past.
Hmmm Buenos Aires... naw... merely a coincidence ...
I cannot be certain it wasn't for sale. But, this and personal allegiance were implied as major contributors to selection in the past.
Hmmm Buenos Aires... naw... merely a coincidence ...
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If I took the word of doctors each and every time...
- I will be dead... (thalassemia before they discovered Beta type)
- I will need blood transfusions every 90 days (thalassemia)
- I have cognitive challenges (because of a bat to the back of my head)
- I will not be able to remain at top of my class (Dyslexia found when they assessed head injury)
- I will never move my legs again (fractured …More
If I took the word of doctors each and every time...
- I will be dead... (thalassemia before they discovered Beta type)
- I will need blood transfusions every 90 days (thalassemia)
- I have cognitive challenges (because of a bat to the back of my head)
- I will not be able to remain at top of my class (Dyslexia found when they assessed head injury)
- I will never move my legs again (fractured vertebrae from a fall)
- I will be unable to serve in military (asthma ... caused by undiagnosed allergies causing congestion and inflamation)
- I will have a damaged walking gate (both ankles were broken)
- My thumb tip will never feel (sliced off a few inches with glass)
- I will never be able to sustain a strong grip with left hand (severed most tendons in left hand)
- I will never walk again (nerve damage caused during a seizure caused by medication)
What... no sainthood for me?
Could it be the doctors were wrong?
Definitely NO... they were faultless and always will be (NOT).
- I will be dead... (thalassemia before they discovered Beta type)
- I will need blood transfusions every 90 days (thalassemia)
- I have cognitive challenges (because of a bat to the back of my head)
- I will not be able to remain at top of my class (Dyslexia found when they assessed head injury)
- I will never move my legs again (fractured vertebrae from a fall)
- I will be unable to serve in military (asthma ... caused by undiagnosed allergies causing congestion and inflamation)
- I will have a damaged walking gate (both ankles were broken)
- My thumb tip will never feel (sliced off a few inches with glass)
- I will never be able to sustain a strong grip with left hand (severed most tendons in left hand)
- I will never walk again (nerve damage caused during a seizure caused by medication)
What... no sainthood for me?
Could it be the doctors were wrong?
Definitely NO... they were faultless and always will be (NOT).
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The miracle of Paul VI? Making 250 million Catholics disappear.
Jan Joseph
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Binnenkort wordt de nog levende paus Franciscus Zalig en Heilig verklaart.