VANGA - view of Catolic Church

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VANGA - BOLGARIA’S CLEAR-SEEING WOMAN

Vanga blind woman from Bolgaria predicted such as Chornobil’ disaster, sinking Kurst under-water boat, election of Yeltsin, fall of Soviet Union. .She also was able to cure many diseases. She was knew names of people she has never meeting before. Very devote Orthodox believer even during time of Kommunist Bolgaria. She might be called woman Nostradamus of modern times.

Does Catolic church believe in such gifts? Does church explain such?

english.pravda.ru/science/mysteries/03-02-2006/75360-Vanga-0

At her grave is now modern Orthodox church
bulgariarealty.ru/index.php?p=usefully_view&id=1541
 
She’s not a mystic or a healer. The invisible creatures she attributes her gifts to are more than likely demons, who give secret knowledge to people in exchange for the person’s soul.

The fact she wanted her house to be turned into a museum shows she wasn’t a humble woman but a woman who sought fame and memory. Since prophets are humble, and she was not, she is not a prophet.

She isn’t a mystical healer, either, because healers are channels of God’s healing power. Those who use magic, who use herms or medicines, or who use techniques are not healers but just skilled magicians and doctors.

And saying she’s a woman Nostradamus really shows how phony she is. Since Nostradamus’ “prophecies” were so vague and bland that they could point to anything and be used to justify any future event, if this woman is called a female version of Nostradamus, than her “prophecies” are vage and bland. No prophecy from God is vague or bland; it is rich in symbolism and it is fulfilled to a tee.
 
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