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Re: Mystical City of God: Burned and Condemned by Popes
« Reply #25 on: December 30, 2018, 02:38:51 PM »
Here is the whole paragraph:

This is lifted straight from the OP.
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I persist in imagining? There is plenty of imagination in some of the anonymous posters here, accusing me of thinking/saying/inferring things I have not said, but none in what I have written.
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The last two sentences can and do give the impression that "she did not know everything" refers to its immediate precedent, no?
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Thank you for your gentle correction.
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I am just amazed that so many people among the anonymous can take offence (and be offensive), at such a simple and insignificant comment.
That was me!

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Re: Mystical City of God: Burned and Condemned by Popes
« Reply #26 on: December 30, 2018, 02:58:18 PM »
Here is the whole paragraph:

This is lifted straight from the OP.
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I persist in imagining? There is plenty of imagination in some of the anonymous posters here, accusing me of thinking/saying/inferring things I have not said, but none in what I have written.
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The last two sentences can and do give the impression that "she did not know everything" refers to its immediate precedent, no?
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Thank you for your gentle correction.
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I am just amazed that so many people among the anonymous can take offence (and be offensive), at such a simple and insignificant comment.
With all respect, you are making a fool of yourself.
Your pride is causing you to be unedifyingly recalcitrant, when you should be acknowledging your mistake.
Since you won't, there is really no point in continuing.
And since I wish your correction, rather than your humiliation, I will let it go too.
Let's just say that nobody but you still pretends (at the expense of a priest!) that Fr. Lafitte was referencing the "I know not man" phrase, when he was clearly referencing the "how shall this be" with reference to the Incarnation (proving thereby that contrary to Valtorta, Our Lady did not have infused knowledge.


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Re: Mystical City of God: Burned and Condemned by Popes
« Reply #27 on: December 30, 2018, 03:03:59 PM »
What Tradidi is saying:  "It looks like Nadir considers herself beyond fraternal correction as well. Despite her error being pointed out to her several times, she still pigheadedly maintains that she was right and that the author/priest is to be blamed for her erroneous interpretation."

Re: Mystical City of God: Burned and Condemned by Popes
« Reply #28 on: December 31, 2018, 01:46:53 AM »
Yiou said;
Maria d'Agreda
 was the Superior of the Convent of the Immaculate Conception in Agreda, Spain, where she died in 1665.
Her book, finished in 1660, had only been published after her death in 1670. Later, her cause for beatification was introduced in Rome.

"The Mystical City of God" was condemned on June 26, 1681, by Pope Blessed Innocent XI. This condemnation was ratified and published by the Holy Office on 4 August, 1681. "All parts of the book are forbidden and condemned ... and it is not allowed to possess or print this book". Because of the great pressure coming from the Kings and the Franciscans of Spain, the decree of condemnation was suspended for Spain only, and therefore, the book of Maria d'Agreda is not on the Index of forbidden books, although still forbidden everywhere else.
 Part of the lifting of this condemnation of the Mystical City of God was that this work was badly translated into other languages.

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Re: Mystical City of God: Burned and Condemned by Popes
« Reply #29 on: December 31, 2018, 03:12:15 AM »
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Ven. Mary of Agreda's Mystical City of God has been under attack from the devil since even before it was published.
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What else is new? All these silly arguments have been demolished centuries ago. 
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There never has been and there never will be any book with more papal commendations over a longer span of time. 
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First there is the true Mass, then comes sacred Scripture, then there is the Rosary and in fourth place is City of God. 
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End of story.