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Does anyone know anything about this? Has the Church said anything about it (one way or the other)? I don’t think so…but I just wanted to ask just in case.
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I do believe that Jesus and Mary appear to people of our time and give messages, many of which are published in books. Its private revelation and the Church will never “approve” them, but the Church will dissapprove those who are clearly false (although sometimes it takes time for the Chruch to do an evaluation, so the messages will be out there without any word on it).
There are many imposters and immitators of true prophets. Scriptures tell us there will be many false prophets, so when we hear tell of one, we can know there is a real good chance they could be a false one. And “you know who” is the power behind them. I think in many cases the prophet is sincere, and has simply been decieved by the devil and truly thinks they are hearing these messages. But since the devil is behind it, its all bad news.
The evil one is intelligent, and an accomplished and effective immitator, so you can expect truth in their message. Because thats how the devil works. He gives you truth in a big package, but he inserts just enough falsehood in it (and it takes only a small amount) to pollute the whole batch.
I found this website:
catholicplanet.com/apparitions/false21.htm
And therefore I can say that unless this website I gave is not telling the truth about Anne Kirkwood, the woman is a fake, and she is the devils tool, and you want to stay away from his work!
Because here is what I read on just the first page of their explanation of why she is a fake:
1. Heresy: Kirkwood’s messages claim that the Virgin Mary was not a virgin
These messages claim that Joseph and Mary had other children besides Jesus.
“Catholics believe that Jesus was an only child, and that Mary remained a virgin her entire life, while in Mary’s Message She tells us about her other children.” (Commonly Asked Questions, www.baproducts.com/q&a.htm) This claim contradicts the infallible teaching of the Sacred Magisterium throughout the entire history of the Church. (See the Catechism on this point; vatican.va/archive/ENG0015/__P1K.HTM)
2. Heresy: Kirkwood’s messages claim that the Virgin Mary was reincarnated through many lifetimes.
Oh my goodness! Who needs to read more?? The decision is made. Its all fake. Its the devils work. The Church will certainly dissapprove this if She hasn’t already.
There are many imposters and immitators of true prophets. Scriptures tell us there will be many false prophets, so when we hear tell of one, we can know there is a real good chance they could be a false one. And “you know who” is the power behind them. I think in many cases the prophet is sincere, and has simply been decieved by the devil and truly thinks they are hearing these messages. But since the devil is behind it, its all bad news.
The evil one is intelligent, and an accomplished and effective immitator, so you can expect truth in their message. Because thats how the devil works. He gives you truth in a big package, but he inserts just enough falsehood in it (and it takes only a small amount) to pollute the whole batch.
I found this website:
catholicplanet.com/apparitions/false21.htm
And therefore I can say that unless this website I gave is not telling the truth about Anne Kirkwood, the woman is a fake, and she is the devils tool, and you want to stay away from his work!
Because here is what I read on just the first page of their explanation of why she is a fake:
1. Heresy: Kirkwood’s messages claim that the Virgin Mary was not a virgin
These messages claim that Joseph and Mary had other children besides Jesus.
“Catholics believe that Jesus was an only child, and that Mary remained a virgin her entire life, while in Mary’s Message She tells us about her other children.” (Commonly Asked Questions, www.baproducts.com/q&a.htm) This claim contradicts the infallible teaching of the Sacred Magisterium throughout the entire history of the Church. (See the Catechism on this point; vatican.va/archive/ENG0015/__P1K.HTM)
2. Heresy: Kirkwood’s messages claim that the Virgin Mary was reincarnated through many lifetimes.
Oh my goodness! Who needs to read more?? The decision is made. Its all fake. Its the devils work. The Church will certainly dissapprove this if She hasn’t already.
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Eliza10
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But in this case, it must be the work of one of the evil one’s less intelligent subordinates. Because the falsehood in this is so evident.… Because thats how the devil works. He gives you truth in a big package, but he inserts just enough falsehood in it (and it takes only a small amount) to pollute the whole batch.
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