Joey Lomangino is dead and died blind.
Game over; as far as I am concerned.
That prophecy was not only crystal clear and not subject to any interpretation but Joey himself was central to the Garabandal message being spread. It wasn't some side prophecy of vague thing on page 65 of an obscure book but rather a major part of the Garabandal pitch. Conchita had 50 years to correct herself and did not. Joey died blind and then we get all of this "spiritual eyes in heaven" malarkey.
In 2014 when Joey died, I bookmarked all of the websites where the exact words of Conchita Gonzalez about Joey getting his physical eyes back on the day of the miracle were recorded since I knew what was coming next. Today 95% of those websites have been purged. Altering history is the method of a con-artist or charlatan. Likewise comments on forums and blogs are deleted by the Garabandal promoters who don't want doubt cast on their pet apparition.
But with these dubious editing practices we would believe in Bayside or Medjugorje. Like the curate's egg, all apparitions are "good in parts".
The latest insanity is that the doubt caused by Joey Lomangino being dead was spun as "people doubting" as if not believing a prophecy that clearly has not and cannot come true somehow displays a lack of faith or doubt. It's the ultimate True Scotsman paradox. "Only the true messiah denies his own divinity".
It's completely nutty-nutbar to believe in visions where their own false prophecies have show them to be false prophets. If you cannot justifiably reject an apparition on that basis then on what basis CAN you reject one?
It even says in scripture to judge a prophet by whether their prophecy proves true. And reject those that fail that test. It could not be clearer.
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