“Championing individuals who claim to speak revelation from God is not a good way to share messages from Heaven.
Unless and until the Church rules on Barrett, I will consider him a false prophet and will call upon true believers in the Faith to do the same.
Idiots who claim to speak for God usually speak for themselves, or for some other master”...
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The Church can’t possibly investigate every messages
from Heaven and as I said even if they could, they must
wait for the divine events stated in the present yet to be approved messages to take place. They haven’t taken place yet but they are “soon”, trust God.
They must be close...Heaven keeps repeating what is ahead and more urgently every day. Another reason for repeating His plan, God knows our prideful human nature.
You NEVER replied and I posted it again, where is the
error in the paragraph excerpt in the message to Kevin
Barrett from Our Lord? You sound like the Protestants here.
Catholics can’t confirm their disbelief of Catholic teaching and their rejection of prophecy.
I wish you the best, no hard feelings. Many people dismiss the current messages from Heaven.
I trust God. I don't trust Barrett, and given your championing of him, I don't trust your messages either. If a private revelation is not approved by the Church, then we are not to believe others. The Church must investigate every claim of Divine communication. That is part of their very existence. If you as a Catholic do not know that, I would be very curious to know the other gaps in knowledge.
You NEVER replied and I posted it again, where is the error in the paragraph excerpt in the message to Kevin Barrett from Our Lord? You sound like the Protestants here. Catholics can’t confirm their disbelief of Catholic teaching and their rejection of prophecy.
I do not need to go any further than what I stated: that the claim of Divine prophecy and communication unsubstantiated is to be rejected by all Catholics. It does not matter the coincidence of certain aspects - a stopped clock is correct twice per day.
I wish you the best, no hard feelings. Many people dismiss the current messages from Heaven.
I don't know that they are from Heaven. When a Bishop of the Church, or even better a Council of Bishops, declare that it is true, then I will defer to their judgement. Until then, I consider Barrett no different than, for example, Joseph Smith.