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Re: End of Story at least for Catholics
« Reply #20 on: October 08, 2017, 11:00:42 AM »
There is no globe anywhere in the Bible.
The Blessed Virgin herself tell us the world is a globe.  For she is the designer of the medal.

Read the story yourself.

Read the details of the Vision


And another link here:  
Half globe yes, but read on ...   https://www.olrl.org/lives/laboure.shtml

Tradplorable do you have a devotion to the Blessed Mother?  Traditional Catholics do.

The seer is a canonized Saint with an incorruptible body.  Do you wear a miraculous medal, if not, you should?  

Re: End of Story at least for Catholics
« Reply #21 on: October 08, 2017, 11:05:23 AM »
You are a very presumptuous person, Meg. In total, today there has been a maximum of 118 people on this site today and at the moment only 8 of them  are posters who are logged in. With such a high traffic of lurkers and an insignifican number of people who bother to write posts, to use maybe 2 or 3 posters you argue with as the epitome of what sort comprise the "Resistance" is very very very very presumptuous. It's like attempting to paint a rainbow with only one colour. You don't know what sort of people the lurkers are or what positions they hold, and you can't unless they tell you.

I like to think posters here are sincere and all well meaning...  but your presumption has made me lose some respect for you. It's not very mature for an adult who wishes to present themselves as being reasonable to just dish out condemnations without knowing anything about the entity being accused.

How many Resistance chapels have you been to, Meg? This is a fair question. I've been to 4 across the U.S. so far.
Again both Trad and Meg are doing their best to change the subject.  It is so obvious.

I haven't proven anything but the Blessed Mother proved by her DESIGN, the world is A GLOBE, at least to Catholics.  


Re: End of Story at least for Catholics
« Reply #22 on: October 08, 2017, 11:07:39 AM »
I would assume the seer was a globe earth believer because she was indoctrinated that way from birth, as are all modern era people, since the 17th century forward. I highly doubt the seer would have made the distinction between the globus crucifer she was shown in the apparition and the globe earth of her school days.
Maybe that means St. Catharine Labouré is now in Hell for believing in a globe Earth and delusions that the Mother of God told her the globe represents the world (which does not necessarily mean the Earth?) And especially France. Maybe all the conversions and miracles were phoney and the histories forged by those diabolical Jesuits?
Who knows, maybe all private revelations are people who unknowingly had something other then Kool-Aid in their water?


By the way, I've worn the Miraculous Medal for years so that I can't even remember when I first put it on. So, yes, I am more inclined to Mrs. Myrna's side on this particular subject.

Re: End of Story at least for Catholics
« Reply #23 on: October 08, 2017, 11:10:10 AM »
nor is there flat
A circle is, obviously, flat. There are only two dimensions. You cannot draw a "ball" with a compass. God said He used a compass. You cannot just wish that fact away.

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Re: End of Story at least for Catholics
« Reply #24 on: October 08, 2017, 11:12:16 AM »
Just to satisfy Meg, I am not a charismatic, and God hears me in my own native English, no need to speak any other.  

I think you started this to turn this thread away from the original OP of which it is intended.  Your original note here had nothing to do with my OP in fact your post it seems to me was a deliberate attempt to change the story.

It is my hope now that anyone reading this will reply about the miraculous medal, and your attempt to change the subject will die out.    I have always been suspicious that you were a shill and now my suspicions have grown stronger in that respect. At one time I made comment that you were "on the clock", if you remember.  I am not charismatic, are you a decoy, Meg?

Excuse me if I am wrong but I thought Catholics believed in prayer, talking to God, hoping for an inspiration, an answer to prayers.  Catholics do believe these things, but shills do not.  
Glad to see that you are not a charismatic. 

Your hope, it seems to me, is that you can refute the flat earth by using the miraculous metal, and that it's the "end of the story," as if we know cannot ever say again that the earth is flat. That's ridiculous. 

You can think whatever you want of me Myrna. I'm not concerned about that. If I was concerned about what sedes think of me, I'd have been outta here a long time ago.