Sister josefa Menendez way of divine love

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Has this book/ visions been approved by the church? I want to read it, but only if church ruling is favorable…
 
This is a copy of the page following the title page, on the PDF version that I found online. It has a Nihil obstat and an Imprimatur from 1948. My SIL had this book, and read it to the point of highlighting, underlining and writing all kinds of notes in the margin that praised many things that she found to be particularly ‘beautiful’ or ‘inspiring’ to her. We all used to lovingly refer to her as “St. Celine”, so I tend to think she knew what she was talking about. 😉

Nihil obstat
PATRICIUS MORRIS, S.T.D., L.S.S.
CENSOR DEPUTATUS
Imprimatur
E. MORROGH BERNARD
VIC. GEN.
Westmonasterii
die 24 Septembris 1948

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Baronius Press put out a nice edition– I got my Knox Bible from them. They seem to be pretty reliable, and I like their work. On the page, it confirms that:
This edition has been re-typeset using the text of the 1950 edition originally published by Sands & Co, London under the Imprimatur of E. Morrogh Bernard, Vicar General, Westminster, 24th September 1948.
 
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