BROKEN PIECES CHURCH

…let’s bend and pick up all the wreckage, Lewis street, Minersville, Pa, (near-by rear “Church of Broken Pieces”.

…let’s gather these pieces together, so as to build anew (all the wretched, church squatters, taggers, street sleepers first concerned ?).

and …for once, let’s open up this “garage door”… let’s start for a “merry” ride in a New Church…

[check it out first... don't get upset... the twin towers were indeed torn down to street level...]
francisbatt

I’ve read on another blog : “seems to be : the Old Testament burning bush”, “looks like God’s gonna have to go old school” : (Moses, Ex.III,2)…

My reminding thoughts tend to be alike : also, the “garage door” is made of wood. [... only, in this case : the vision of the "mysterious non-burning flame" is happening on an almost everyday basis, and for everyone to see...]

This mysterious vision, reminds me also of the King of Babylone (Dan.V,7,26) : …evidently, “the thoughts of many are getting troubled” (as we may notice while reading through the blogs…) : something is there on the wall, and again, no-one is found to give an answer…(only spurious and derisive answers).

Francis Batt,
Paris

I also don’t recall saying that anyone shouldn’t “let” people pray: for that matter, don’t you see how bizarre it is to imply that words on a blog prevent anyone from doing anything?

People can’t both insist that something is a visitation AND get peeved when others are skeptical. That’s just disingenuous. People in the article breathlessly claim to be debunking the idea that this is a natural phenomenon: so obviously THEY at least think they care about the issue. But you can’t care about that issue ONLY from the “proving” side and then ignore the skeptical responses. And maybe you aren’t inclined to do so, but a heck of a lot of people use events like this to make claims about the world, and unless you want to shout down those people as well as the skeptics, you are being hypocritical.

Why is it so important to so many to insist that this IS Mary sending a message (and again, why the heck would Mary’s message be an image of herself? Is she not satisfied with the huge number of images of her already available around the world?)?
While we’re at it, doesn’t it seem odd that anyone would need an excuse to come together and pray if its just a good idea to begin with and has nothing to do with whether or not this is a supernatural event? Would you rather understand the phenomenon of pareodalia or ignore it?

I am NOT a Holy Roller…I am a 45 year old mother, wife, daughter who has seen it and has prayed there…for myself and others. I fell peace and calm there and welled up with tears as people WHOM you would have thought to be “bad” or “uncaring” we there too and I am thankful to have been part of WHATEVER it was!

People are so lost in their own lives and have no real understanding of why we are here, where we have evolved from, and where our actions are taking us…then something appears on a garage door and all of a sudden this town is worthy of divinity.

It really bothers me that most Catholics dont question anything about Catholicism and put so much faith in symbols, statues, burnt toast apparitions and garage doors…