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Offline Simeon

Re: Ambrose Moran obituary
« Reply #15 on: Yesterday at 05:29:15 PM »
Quote from: Ladislaus on Yesterday at 05:01:38 PM
You evidently missed the point, which is that ... we can't actually be sure of this.  When someone spent decades as a con man ... how do you actually know this, that he's dead.

Some people need to engage their brains and do more than just emote.

Eliciting emotional responses are how conmen operate.  And the government has learned that trick.  If you claim that 9/11 was an inside job, you're insulting the memories of the victims.  If you believe that Trump faked his assassination attempt, then you're insulting the one man who was killed there.  If you theorize that Kirk faked his assassination, you're causing grief to the "widow", you insensitive dirtbag.

If I am astonished by anything these days, it really has to be that Traditional Catholcs by and large, despite having their minds illuminate by the True Faith ... are almost as stupid on average as the rest of the population.  And, of course, this is to be expected of women, but it's pathetic how many effeminate men there are among Trads who also fall for this crap.

My comments go to a relevant and pertinent fact. The obituary itself is false and a con. It's a ginormous lie. 

The first thing I said is that I pray for him. The next thing I said was perfectly equitable, and amounts to the observation that his con job has outlived him, and continues to generate itself. 

He perpetrated grave evil in life. If we are not allowed to comment on that, then we better not comment either on all the dead Vatican 2 perps that are the normal grist in this mill. 
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Offline Quo vadis Domine

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Re: Ambrose Moran obituary
« Reply #16 on: Yesterday at 07:27:08 PM »
Quote from: Simeon on Yesterday at 05:29:15 PM
My comments go to a relevant and pertinent fact. The obituary itself is false and a con. It's a ginormous lie.

The first thing I said is that I pray for him. The next thing I said was perfectly equitable, and amounts to the observation that his con job has outlived him, and continues to generate itself.

He perpetrated grave evil in life. If we are not allowed to comment on that, then we better not comment either on all the dead Vatican 2 perps that are the normal grist in this mill.


As one who doesn’t fall for a lot of “fake death” cօռspιʀαcιҽs, I have to say that I think it’s quite possible that he faked his death. Notice how the obituary fails to mention any family, any calling hours, any mention of a funeral, nor does it mention where he is buried. :confused:
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Offline Simeon

Re: Ambrose Moran obituary
« Reply #17 on: Yesterday at 08:22:18 PM »
Quote from: Quo vadis Domine on Yesterday at 07:27:08 PM

As one who doesn’t fall for a lot of “fake death” cօռspιʀαcιҽs, I have to say that I think it’s quite possible that he faked his death. Notice how the obituary fails to mention any family, any calling hours, any mention of a funeral, nor does it mention where he is buried. :confused:

I specifically looked for info on what "church" would be offering a service for him. Nada. Zip. But I didn't link that to the idea of a fake death. All I'm sure of is that the obituary is absolute fakery. 

But you have pointed out things I didn't notice. It's bizarre and concerning. Is the funeral home real? Can someone inquire? 
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Online Seraphina

Re: Ambrose Moran obituary
« Reply #18 on: Today at 10:40:01 AM »
Quote from: Ladislaus on Yesterday at 04:55:09 PM
That was no snide remark ... but was meant in all seriousness.  He spent nearly the entirety of his life as a con artist, where he was exposed for one lie after another, clumby photoshop jobs, etc.  Given the tone of his obituary, where someone rightly remarked that he could have written it himself, it is absolutely NOT out of the realm of possibility that his demise somehow entails a continuation of his con job.  He could very well be faking his death only to re-emerge somewhere else under a new identity, given that he's been thoroughly exposed as "Ambrose Moran".  Then he shows up somewhere as "Bishop" Augustine Velovsky, if someone notices some resemblance to an Ambrose Moran, he can just point them to an obituary.
What you say may well be true, but is it necessary to point it out? Outside of a rather small group of people, most have never heard of Ambrose Moran. 
I’m more interested in knowing if anyone can make sense of the convoluted explanation of his episcopal validity. It reminds me of the one sermon I heard, “Who Am I?” After listening for two hours, I still had no idea! I’m not sure he did, either.
God knows and has judged him accordingly. Maybe he was mentally ill or a not very good con artist.
May God have had mercy on his soul. 
That is all. 
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Offline Twice dyed

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Re: Ambrose Moran obituary
« Reply #19 on: Today at 11:14:13 AM »
Quote from: Simeon on Yesterday at 08:22:18 PM
I specifically looked for info on what "church" would be offering a service for him. Nada. Zip. But I didn't link that to the idea of a fake death. All I'm sure of is that the obituary is absolute fakery.

But you have pointed out things I didn't notice. It's bizarre and concerning. Is the funeral home real? Can someone inquire?
Correct. Someone should keep investigating...An official obits always mentions when and where the 'Requiem, will be. Maybe one of his co_Consecrators, Arch somebody-  should be able to pinpoint his grave.  Near Phoenix??
What language are we dealing with: Ukrainian?, Polish, Russian, Greek?
''..Metropolitan +AMVROSIJ. His Eminence +MICHAEL (Kirkland) is recognized by Metropolitan +AMVROSIJ and...''

****** One of our bishops in my city died of lung cancer...they blamed it on the incense smoke.  ''+++Moran inhaled a lot of incense. Those rites even have peculiar  bells. Lads wouldn't like those ...;)


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