Bless Your Heart, I think you are earnest in what you are asking. I don’t know if that can be answered here. However, there is the “Miracle Hunter” website, that fellow has been on Catholic shows, I’ve even exchanged emails with him. That website might be of help.I want to ask whether the Jesus King of All Nations apparitions are true. On Catholic Planet, it was said that they’re false (it was explained why). I know that the site contains theological errors, but I think that the apparition list is pretty useful. It was said that a prediction failed. Are they true or false? Did that priest do it wrong by declaring it “Nihil Obstat”? (I’ve heard that after the abolishing the Index, Maria Valtorta was given the Nihil Obstat)
You should avoid Catholic Planet:I want to ask whether the Jesus King of All Nations apparitions are true. On Catholic Planet, it was said that they’re false (it was explained why). I know that the site contains theological errors, but I think that the apparition list is pretty useful. It was said that a prediction failed. Are they true or false? Did that priest do it wrong by declaring it “Nihil Obstat”? (I’ve heard that after the abolishing the Index, Maria Valtorta was given the Nihil Obstat)
I think the whole thing is an internet hoax. The women have no names I can find, no Bishop has approved, no location is given, no nothing. They seem to want to sell you something by “hosting the Image.”I want to ask whether the Jesus King of All Nations apparitions are true.
The apparition - and we actually have no information on this supposed apparition - didn’t get a “nihil obstat.” You can’t give that to an apparition. Doesn’t exist.I know that there are doctrinal and other errors on Catholic Planet (besides, the author is a Medjugorje supporter), but the list is pretty good for reference. Also, if the apparition has errors (theological, like Jesus using worldly language, etc.), then it can’t get a Nihil Obstat.