HARTFORD, Conn. — The results of an investigation into the reports of a possible miracle at Thomaston’s St. Thomas Church have been sent to the Vatican.
On March 5, the Rev. Joseph Crowley, pastor of St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish, which includes St. Thomas, reported that during Holy Communion a...
A Vatican academy is set to investigate 'mystical phenomena' around the world including 'weeping' statues of the Virgin Mary, stigmata and ghost sightings under plans for a new dedicated observatory.
The Pontifical Mariana International Academy (PAMI), which describes itself as a scientific...
There is a Catholic Moon Bishop. Lunar fiddling is sorted.
https://www.iflscience.com/the-catholic-church-officially-has-a-moon-bishop-67113?fbclid=IwAR0ds5nmIBc-04LlpEaHFqKw-mOkVODld4r2Yz0Wif4PPHmq-q32A3ENG8A
Soooo - the new Pope is the first South American, the first Jesuit and the first Francis. Not a bad start as such and certainly a surprise.
Whatever all that means, he certainly isn't "Peter the Roman" and was only an outside chance. The media will certainly try to dig up any dirt they may...
http/tinyurl.com/yqr5sy
(Mod Edit: Original link is broken. Archived version found via The Wayback Machine here: https://web.archive.org/web/20090130100439/https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/1545177/Caravaggio-was-actually-Merisi-of-Milan.html)
rynner the ubiquitous
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I've noticed that alot of places in America have minor legends about some particular place where devil worshippers supposedly congregate. I'm wonder if this came up suddenly in the 80's with the "Satanic Panic" and SRA phenomena, or if it predates it. I know alot of same types of things I've...
alabama
anton levay
black magic
margaret murray
new jersey
rome
satanic cults
satanism & satanists
theromancatholicchurch
urban myths/legends
witches & witchcraft
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