They would probably think more of Jesus if they could get some honest answers to the following questions from those who claim to follow Jesus:
Is it true that clergyman Miguel Olimon—a historian of the Pontifical University of Mexico, a very prestigious official Catholic institution—launched an inquest that found clearly against the existence of Juan Diego???
Is it true that Olimon was then censored and threatened by the Vatican for his inquest findings???
Is it true that a Spanish publisher, Plaza & Janes, accepted the manuscript and published it under the title La Búsqueda de Juan Diego (The Search for Juan Diego)???
>>Is it true that clergyman Miguel Olimon—a historian of the Pontifical University of Mexico, a very prestigious official Catholic institution—launched an inquest that found clearly against the existence of Juan Diego???
Is it true that Olimon was then censored and threatened by the Vatican for his inquest findings???
Is it true that a Spanish publisher, Plaza & Janes, accepted the manuscript and published it under the title La Búsqueda de Juan Diego (The Search for Juan Diego)???<<
These are really good questions. You posted them, how about if you give us the references to prove that the facts you present are true. Answer the questions, FRiend.
It’s on you to prove them. I gave you the google link on your last quote. It comes up with NO credible evidence.
Now, unless you can give us a reference from a credible source, you are blowing smoke.
googling “Miguel Olimon” only gets you links to atheist websites, so I don’t know. Nor do I care really. A lot of so-called “Catholic” professors should be thrown out of the Church.