(ASCA): Rome, 14 Feb: The commission appointed by Pope Benedict XVI to evaluate the authenticity of the alleged Marian apparitions at Medjugorje, led by Cardinal Camillo Ruini, is expected to present its concluding report before the end of 2012. “Within the year we want to finish our work and give our opinion to the Pope […]
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Since the creation of the Fourth Commission on the Medjugorje events, proponents of the so-called apparitions are busy at desperately manoeuvring to disseminate their own deceptive vulgate and influence the judgment of the experts before the end of the Commission’s work.
Here are the main fallacies — which I will discuss in the next posts — found in books, periodicals, blogs, video documentaries, and some articles written recently by a rédacteur working for the Medjugorje Franciscans.
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“It is quite clear that in the absence of a recognition by the Church, if the ‘apparitions’ and the messages ended, it would lead to a gradual decline in interest in Medjugorje, with the consequent inevitable end of pilgrimages. Medjugorje, in short, needs the continuation of the apparitions, to stay alive.” By Marco Corvaglia – just published today. For […]
Recent critical post: a disquieting connection with Medjugorje Marco Corvaglia has just unveiled a disquieting connection with Medjugorje on his website: “The First Inspiration Of the Medjugorje Messages Is Clemente Domínguez (Schismatic and Excommunicated). Here is the proof [Part 1]” Clemente Domínguez sitting in the gestatorial chair. The “seer” of Palmar de Troya proclaimed himself pope, in 1978, under […]