1968 ... must be real

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Re: “My God, my God, why have You forsaken me?”… Check out Psalm 22
 
The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil in the Garden of Eden is thought to be a fig tree. After eating of it, Adam and Eve felt shame and covered themselves with fig leaves. So there is apparent symbolic meaning to cursing a fig tree, which bears no good fruit.
 
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The Vatican believes in extraterrestrial life – but they won’t tell you, at least not yet. Weren’t they briefed by the US gov’t – and the only religion to be briefed? It’s not inconsistent with God.
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Where did you learn this? I’ve never heard this before.

It does make sense, though, that if the US government did have proof of extraterrestrial life, they would tell the Catholic Church. Both organizations have a considerable degree of secrecy at the highest levels.

If such life exists, and if the US government (among others) has proof of that fact, then when the time comes to reveal that fact — if it, indeed, is ever revealed — who better to break the news to the world, with proof of it, than the Pope?
 
John Podesta’s hacked e-mails. That they set up a meeting with the Vatican. The Pope was asked and his answer was we didn’t know America existed but it did.
 
You’re saying 50 things at once. How about you PM one of the posters and have a discussion on your chosen topic there?
 
CatholicRules said:
Virgin Mary 1968
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Zeitun (1968-1971) was not approved by the Vatican, but it was by the Coptic Orthodox Church in Cairo. The Vatican approved these:
  • Guadalupe, Mexico (1531)
  • Lezajsk, Poland (1578)
  • Siluva, Lithuania (1608)
  • Laus, France (1664)
  • Rue du Bac, Paris, France (1830)
  • Rome, Italy (1842)
  • La Salette, France (1846)
  • Lourdes, France (1858)
  • Filippsdorf, Czech Republic (1866)
  • Pontmain, France (1871)
  • Gietrzwald, Poland (1877)
  • Knock, Ireland (1879)
  • Fatima, Portugal (1917)
  • Beauraing, Belgium (1932)
  • Banneux, Belgium (1933)
  • Kibeho, Rwanda (1981)
 
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