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Don, on December 25, 2015 at 3:50 pm said:

You are a Pagan Hereitc… you must know this by now right ?

FATHER JOE: Heretic is spelled H-E-R-E-T-I-C. You are the one seriously deluded.

Our Lady IS God…

FATHER JOE: No, Mary is a blessed creature of God, a human woman graced in holiness and the Mother of our Savior.

the “The Lord” of the Pagan Jewish Masonic Bible is SATAN… This is the Secret of The Saints….

FATHER JOE: Catholics and Jews all see themselves as children of Abraham. Salvation comes through the Jews. Attacking God’s Word and voicing your anti-Semitism places you in a very dire situation before almighty God. You literally blaspheme against the Holy Spirit.

Have a wonderful day ….

FATHER JOE: Repent and believe… before it is too late. Embrace charity and turn to the Lord.
Ellen, on June 16, 2015 at 8:47 pm said:

You should go to Medjugorje. Do not judge witoult spending there at least 10 days. Most of what I read on your site about the priests from there is not true. You are a good priest, God bless you and you should be also under our Blessed Mother protection in Medjugorje. I have never seen so many miracles, healings and conversion in my life as in Medjugorje. The devil would be a fool if he is involved in this. I worked as a tour guide and used to take planes and buses loaded with people that would return so different, would do so much good, would be so happy – Medjugorje cannot be a lie. It is a piece of heaven.

FATHER JOE: The truth is the truth. Have you not heard what Pope Francis recently said? Even if Medjugorje be not supernatural; the fact remains that believers came there already with the gift of faith. That is the miracle. Trust in the Church and in her public revelation. Announcing that a decision on the Medjugorje apparitions would be coming soon, Pope Francis cautioned against basing one’s faith solely on predicted visions or anything other than Christ himself. While enthusiasts make much of the daily messages from the Virgin Mary, the Pope offered a sobering corrective: “She is not a postmaster, sending messages every day.” This seems more than a hint as to what the Church’s verdict shall be.