Showing posts with label Medjugorje. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Medjugorje. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 04, 2020
For How Long will Latins Have to Put up with This Fraud?
Crisis: Medjugorje: A Cult Exposed by Jane Stannus
Saturday, October 24, 2020
Medjugorje News
Tomislav Vlasic, the creator of Medjugorje, has just been excommunicated. Why has Pope Francis approved pilgrimages to an phony apparition?https://t.co/sFzqqEyv6E
— E. Michael Jones (@EMichaelJones1) October 24, 2020
Wednesday, March 18, 2020
Thursday, June 25, 2015
Monday, November 07, 2011
Fr. Amorth endorses Medjugorje
Mark Shea: Fr. Gabriele Amorth: Loose Canon
(See also Richard Chonak, Donal Foley's powerful case against Medjugorje)
Edited.
Scott Richert, An Exorcist Looks at Medjugorje
(See also Richard Chonak, Donal Foley's powerful case against Medjugorje)
Edited.
Scott Richert, An Exorcist Looks at Medjugorje
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Monday, July 19, 2010
Items of Interest, 19 July 2010
John Robb,JOURNAL: Global Guerrillas and Resilient Communities in Afghanistan
Catholic Light:
I still think people should avoid TFP
From Petrus: the Medjugorje 'seers' will have to report their ten secrets
Energy Bulletin:
Lloyd's Sustainable Energy Security White Paper - Some hits; some misses (original)
Fizzling dreams of "back-to-the-land" (original)
Modernizing Henry George (original)
Counterpunch:
Patrick Cockburn, Leaving Iraq: The Ruin They'll Leave Behind
Dave Lindorff, Cracking the Sea Floor: Fools' Errand in the Gulf
Catholic Light:
I still think people should avoid TFP
From Petrus: the Medjugorje 'seers' will have to report their ten secrets
Energy Bulletin:
Lloyd's Sustainable Energy Security White Paper - Some hits; some misses (original)
Gail Tverberg, The Oil Drum
Lloyd's hired Chatham House to prepare a white paper on the risks of peak oil called Sustainable Energy Security: Strategic risks and opportunities for business. It seems to me that this new report gets quite a few things right, but it misleads in the direction of thinking things are better than they really are, when it comes to timing and alternativesFizzling dreams of "back-to-the-land" (original)
Blujay, these new old traditions
And then *POP* just like that, my back-to-the-land bubble bursts. I rub the sleep from my eyes and blink: Ah yes, here I am. Back in Brooklyn, in school full time, pursuing a masters degree, racking up the loans.Modernizing Henry George (original)
Herman Daly, The Daly News
Economists have traditionally considered nature to be infinite relative to the economy, and therefore not scarce, and therefore properly priced at zero. But the biosphere is now scarce, and becoming more so every day as a result of growth of its large and dependent subsystem, the macro-economy.
Counterpunch:
Patrick Cockburn, Leaving Iraq: The Ruin They'll Leave Behind
Dave Lindorff, Cracking the Sea Floor: Fools' Errand in the Gulf
Labels:
Afghanistan,
Deepwater disaster,
Henry George,
Herman Daly,
John Robb,
Medjugorje
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Friday, January 15, 2010
Something apropos to the link to the story on Cardinal Schoenborn: From Petrus: Cardinal Saraiva is also a skeptic on Medjugorje. Is there some one thing that explains Cardinal Schoenborn's questionable actions to date (and hostility to the EF), along with his reputation for orthodoxy?
Medjugorje bishop says Cardinal Schönborn’s visit brings greater suffering to his diocese
The cardinal has his admirer(s): The Schönborn Site.
Medjugorje bishop says Cardinal Schönborn’s visit brings greater suffering to his diocese
The cardinal has his admirer(s): The Schönborn Site.
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
AsiaNews: Card Shönborn: Medjugorje, Lourdes, a school of everyday faith
From December 28 to 31, the archbishop of Vienna visited the place where the Virgin Mary appeared in 1981. In an interview with Tagesblatt, he explains the meaning of the apparitions. Without prejudging the final assessment of the Church, he asks everyone to look at the positive fruits of prayer and love that flow from Medjugorje.
Cardinal Schoenborn is an enigma to me.
From December 28 to 31, the archbishop of Vienna visited the place where the Virgin Mary appeared in 1981. In an interview with Tagesblatt, he explains the meaning of the apparitions. Without prejudging the final assessment of the Church, he asks everyone to look at the positive fruits of prayer and love that flow from Medjugorje.
Cardinal Schoenborn is an enigma to me.
Friday, April 10, 2009
How schism becomes an option (From the comments to this post at American Papist.)
Do the 'seers' and Franciscans associated with Medjugorje fit the pattern?
Do the 'seers' and Franciscans associated with Medjugorje fit the pattern?
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