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You should read the messages for yourself. And, the reason that poster did not post the references to the messages, is because he is misquoting the messages.

Read all the posts below the first poster...they see and contray to what you said, most believe her.

This is but a few after the first post, I could have posted more. Maybe you should read further down. I am not judging you for what you believe, you need to prayerfully discern before spreading what is probably false messages which lead people astray. You do not need to believe in any seers message to follow God, what you do need to do is be prepared when He does come. Don't get wrapped up in messages and the people who supposedly receive them, they are just a distraction from the truth that has already been proclaimed and has been proven as such.

Anonymous April 8, 2012 12:32 AM
Thank you Michael for a sound assesment. I can't believe that there are people who believe this rubbish. Just because someone says pray the rosary does not make that someone from God. I suggest you read the discernment of spirits by St Ignatius. The devil will make you pray a thousand rosaries if in the end he can get you. Christ is always saying Peace! Peace! and this woman is saying worry, be anxious. Michael is right- this is from the father of lies. THe devil is crafty and it seems he has been successfull in fooling quite a few.

steve April 21, 2012 11:28 PM
Thankyou. I had some of the same thoughts. Believed her for while, but when she started talking about being the greatest prophet, and now about Peter the Roman being St. Peter from heaven, and the TWO WITNESSES of the book of revelation are in fact us and the Jewish People, I no longer believe in these messages. Thanks for your input.

Anonymous April 29, 2012 11:04 PM
I looked into these messages also. There are numbers of things (in between the lines calling for prayer and conversion) which do not follow the teachings of the Church. I do not understand the fact that Jesus would highlight seer's great suffering in such a public way, making it almost a statement for us to know. Suffering, if it comes as a gift is hidden, silent, known to those who suffer and God alone. Great Saints would not speak publicly about their own sufferings. Perhaps the seer has much to learn in her/his own walk with God and is called to true conversion. May God bless her abundantly. God bless

Kathleen June 13, 2012 9:43 AM
I agree with you, I recently read a message that attributes the finding of the Catholic Church to St.Peter. I also read another message that says it's ok to accept the Mark of the Beast as long as we repent. I'm positively sure the Catholic Church was founded by Christ in 33ad and that if we accept the mark of the beast we lose our souls, at least it says so in the bible. So I do believe she is a fraud. Although I watch the messages I am very leary of her. Pax Tecum!

Anonymous June 15, 2012 9:32 AM
I feel the same way while reading these so-called messages. My sister follows them to the T and accuses me of not being obedient to what Jesus is telling us to do. Now my sister is fasting once a week as she was told in these messages. My sister, who is a diabetic, should not be fasting at all. My sister is being deceived by these erroneous messages and when I told her about the contradictions in some of the messages, she claims that they are coming from the devil because millions of souls are being converted and that she is surprised at me for believing those who oppose Maria, Divine Mercy. Thanks you, Mary

Michael November 21, 2011 6:54 PM
Very important clarification for our modern times, from the great Fr. John A. Hardon whose cause for canonization is moving forward, regarding modern "visionaries and seers" - please read his lecture here: http://www.therealpresence.org/eucharst/mir/vision.htm - a key paragraph near the end of his talk: "Before we go any further, let me share with you some of the most fundamental norms by which we can judge whether an alleged visionary is even telling the truth, not to say receiving supernatural communications from God. The visionary must be a person of at least ordinary virtue. The one virtue, which is indispensable, is sincere humility. Authentic mystics do not publicize their mystical experiences. The last thing that a Teresa of Avila wanted was to broadcast her locutions from our Lord. The widespread publicity that so many visionaries are not only accepting but promoting is a bedrock proof that they are mystics only in their own minds." - Fr. John Hardon, may his memory be eternal and may he rest in peace amidst the glory of God.