Visionary in Shelby County Gets Catholic Leadership Attention
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By Thomas Allen
Published: July 2, 2008
The Catholic Dioceses released a statement Wednesday outlining their position on the self proclaimed visionary Marija Lunetti.
The native of Medjugorje, Yugoslavia has made another trip to the Caritas facility in North Shelby County. Lunetti says she receives visions from the Virgin Mary daily. The Caritas facility in Shelby County was built to promote Lunetti’s visions. She has made many visits to the field next to the facility over the years and thousands of people come to experience her visions.
Bishop Raymond J. Boland of the Catholic Dioceses of Birmingham released this statement. “Caritas” has absolutely no connection with the Diocese of Birmingham…. To the best of my knowledge those associated with “Caritas” are Catholics in good standing with the Church and the leader of “Caritas,” Mr. Terry Colafrancesco, has indicated that he is open and willing to accept the ultimate judgment of the Holy See relative to the authenticity of the alleged visions at Medjugorje.“
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Posted by ( Pater ) on July 04, 2008 at 6:51 am
Do you mean Bishop Robert Baker of Birmingham? Or Bishop Kevin Boland of Savannah? Bishop Raymond Boland is the retire bishop of Kansas City, Missouri.
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Posted by ( RCsince62 ) on July 03, 2008 at 3:42 pm
You’re two bishops behind! How about a statement from the current bishop (Baker) since this is 2008?
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