You also lie in claiming that St. John Vianney "taught" anything.
Allegedly he simply told someone Fr. that he would receive a letter that would console him.
Allegedly this letter was written by some unknown alleged mystic.
Nowhere did St. John Vianney endorse its contents, if it even existed, but merely said that Fr. would be "consoled" by it ... which he was (allegedly).
This proves something?
As with any popular saint, thousands of apocryphal sayings are alleged of them, most of which are completely made up. There are many such attributed to Padre Pio that have been debunked as false.
In most of these Saintly BOD/BOB anecdotal stories, it seems some critical details are left out ?
The stories are presented to make the BOD/BOB points but, there always seems to be unanswered questions surrounding the events.
Rosalie Cohen received the miraculous grace of the Faith.
She acknowledges Our Lord, then kneels down at His feet and dies.
But if she did receive the grace of the Faith, it would seem her first emotions should be sorrow for her sins and an immєdιαte desire for Baptism?
Not just, “Oh, I get it now!”
In fact, if we are to believe this story, Rosalie needed to make that her dying words... “Baptism Oh Lord!”
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