Is this approved?

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particularly the second one. it talks about visions. does this have the approval of a bishop?

if anyone can prove for sure that this is not, you can post that and then ask moderators to close this thread as it is said in a sticky:

The Spirituality Forum is NOT the place to discuss:
  1. The messages and promotion of unapproved private revelations.
 
In answer to your question: I am not sure; but I will say that Fr. Mateo Crawley-Boevey was an excellent priest and a true child of the Church! I certainly believe the story that he shared.
 
littlestsouls2 said:
In answer to your question: I am not sure; but I will say that Fr. Mateo Crawley-Boevey was an excellent priest and a true child of the Church! I certainly believe the story that he shared.
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I will believe it if it is approved by a bishop,not an excellent priest.
 
Apparently the Father was a Missionary for the Sacred Heart, I found lots on him.

Also, this looks to be a bit different than your “standard” (if that applies) Eucharistic Miracle.
 
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I will believe it if it is approved by a bishop,not an excellent priest.
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That is good and prudent.

I wasn’t suggesting that anyone should believe the story to be true, simply because of who told it. I only meant that Fr. Mateo Crawley-Boevey is orthodox; therefore it is unlikely that he would share something that is theologically dubious.

There are many instances of revelations such as the one mentioned by Fr. Mateo. It is unlikely that they will all be put forward to the Bishop; hence why I believe in the story based on the authority and prudence of the aforementioned priest.
 
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That is good and prudent.

I wasn’t suggesting that anyone should believe the story to be true, simply because of who told it. I only meant that Fr. Mateo Crawley-Boevey is orthodox; therefore it is unlikely that he would share something that is theologically dubious.

There are many instances of revelations such as the one mentioned by Fr. Mateo. It is unlikely that they will all be put forward to the Bishop; hence why I believe in the story based on the authority and prudence of the aforementioned priest.
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Whether it is approved or not, i am giving my 3 gold coins. if it is approved, i have wn many souls for christ. if it is not, i have done a good deed.
in my little knowledge of theology, i dont find anything condemnable there.
 
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Whether it is approved or not, i am giving my 3 gold coins. if it is approved, i have wn many souls for christ. if it is not, i have done a good deed.
in my little knowledge of theology, i dont find anything condemnable there.
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We can’t go wrong offering the Mass for the salvation of souls! Fr. Mateo used to exclaim: “One more Mass! One more Mass!”

Our Lord revealed the following to Sr. Jeanne Benigne Gojos (a Visitation lay-sister and mystic): “At every Communion that thou hast received, for fifteen years, My merciful grace has granted to thy prayers the conversion of a heretic, especially of the most obstinate.”
 
littlestsouls2 said:
We can’t go wrong offering the Mass for the salvation of souls! Fr. Mateo used to exclaim: “One more Mass! One more Mass!”

Our Lord revealed the following to Sr. Jeanne Benigne Gojos (a Visitation lay-sister and mystic): “At every Communion that thou hast received, for fifteen years, My merciful grace has granted to thy prayers the conversion of a heretic, especially of the most obstinate.”
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is that lay sister approved?
 
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is that lay sister approved?
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She is. In her biography (‘The Life of Sister Jeanne Benigne Gojos: Lay-Sister of the Visitation of Holy Mary’) can be found the “Testimony of several Archbishops, Bishops and Religious concerning the truth of the graces of the Servant of God, Sr. Jeanne Benigne Gojos.”

Her life is very edifying, as are the revelations she received.
 
littlestsouls2 said:
She is. In her biography (‘The Life of Sister Jeanne Benigne Gojos: Lay-Sister of the Visitation of Holy Mary’) can be found the “Testimony of several Archbishops, Bishops and Religious concerning the truth of the graces of the Servant of God, Sr. Jeanne Benigne Gojos.”

Her life is very edifying, as are the revelations she received.
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Thank you. and i found this on her,
The Lord later suggested some practices of great profit to the faith, that the faithful could follow. These consisted in offering to God every action, in praise and honor of Him. The act of Jeanne Bénigne can be expressed in the following thoughts: ” All for God, for all His glory and all for pure love “, and ” nothing is small for what we do for God. “
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this is similar to the original one, the one in the first post.
 
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