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Let me share with you my limited experience with Banal na Pag-aaral. My wife has been a member for about 4 years. Mostly, in this area, it is a group of Filipina ladies who meet every second week to pray the rosary and have snacks. 20 minutes of prayer, followed by 4 hours of fellowship. Mostly, AFAIK, it’s a chance for these immigrant ladies to express their culture and enjoy each other’s company.
We went to a retreat a couple of years ago, about St Mary and the Fatima apparitions, and a few things about the retreat seemed a little off. For one thing, brochures advertising the retreat identified the facilitators as “Sr. so-and-so,” which gave the impression that they were nuns. They were lay people. They taught some things that were not really Catholic teachings, and they did not entertain questions or discussion. They separated the men and women. My wife was brought to tears by a presentation in Tagalog language, and they would not let me approach her. So I’m kinda suspicious of these people, but this is only my impression.
We went to a retreat a couple of years ago, about St Mary and the Fatima apparitions, and a few things about the retreat seemed a little off. For one thing, brochures advertising the retreat identified the facilitators as “Sr. so-and-so,” which gave the impression that they were nuns. They were lay people. They taught some things that were not really Catholic teachings, and they did not entertain questions or discussion. They separated the men and women. My wife was brought to tears by a presentation in Tagalog language, and they would not let me approach her. So I’m kinda suspicious of these people, but this is only my impression.