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Catholic News Agency: Did this Spanish nun bi-locate to Texas? Vatican aims to find out
“According to records kept by the missionaries in the area, Sr. Maria’s promptings led as many as 2,000 Jumano natives to be baptized.”
“The Vatican has never ruled definitively on whether her apparitions to what is now present-day western Texas and eastern New Mexico constitute a true instance of bi-location. However, there are some remarkable connections between Sr. Maria’s mystical experiences, and the Lady in Blue that the Jumano people saw, Bishop Sis said.”
Catholic Answers also has a page about Sr. Maria de Agreda at http://www.catholic.com/encyclopedia/maria-de-agreda
Fascinating stuff!
“According to records kept by the missionaries in the area, Sr. Maria’s promptings led as many as 2,000 Jumano natives to be baptized.”
“The Vatican has never ruled definitively on whether her apparitions to what is now present-day western Texas and eastern New Mexico constitute a true instance of bi-location. However, there are some remarkable connections between Sr. Maria’s mystical experiences, and the Lady in Blue that the Jumano people saw, Bishop Sis said.”
Catholic Answers also has a page about Sr. Maria de Agreda at http://www.catholic.com/encyclopedia/maria-de-agreda
Fascinating stuff!
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