Habitual_Ritual back in da house

[Habitual_Ritual]

Xavier's hit and miss...and heavily supports Medjugoogoo which is demonic.

In March he was anywhere and everywhere saying April's "it" then uses the excuse that prayer gave God cause to delay "it"

Pretty easy to be a prophet of doom with that excuse always in your back pocket

Ye, I feel Xavier will hang out with anyone to get his book out there. That said, Julie Jahenny, by all accounts, appears to have been a remarkably saintly woman with a well documented life story.

[Michael Wilson]

I remember reading the so called Prophecies of Marie Julie Jahenny aka "La Fraudais"; I did not think that they were authentic; and they had not been approved by the Church up until then (1990's). But I no longer have her writings, so I cannot go back and re-read them.

[Michael Wilson]

Here is one:
http://catholictradition.org/Passion/jahenny.htm

On the 4th of August 1904, the Queen of Heaven returned again to the question because of the wish of some holy priests who wanted to make known the message of La Salette, "Other pastors rebelled," and the message was: "Put back under seas," whereas it should have been "delivered to the world." It was because pastors and the priesthood was the great issue that there was a rebellion "How do you expect punishments not to fall on the world ... they go so far as to make my words disappear and to cause suffering to the ones I devoted to this Holy Cause ... I will reward my good pastors ...  my servants..."

The "message" of La Sallete was about people blaspheming, breaking the Lenten fast and not keeping holy Sundays and Holy Days. It was given approval by the local bishop and was never prohibited. What was prohibited was the "long message" of Melanie, which she initially wrote out for Pius IX and then again in 1879, she re-wrote it and convinced the bishop of Lecce, Italy to publish it. The original "long" message and the one published in 1879 were never approved for publication, and in fact, they were put on the Index and the bishop was ordered to withdraw the published message.
Latter around the year 2000, a French priest investigating the archives of the Vatican, discovered Melanie's 1850 message, which is much shorter than her 1879 Secret and does not contain any reference to Rome losing the faith. 
But a person receiving a true message from Heaven would not accuse "pastors of rebelling" or "putting our Lady's message underseas", as if they were not being obedient to the Holy Office and the Pope in not publishing an unapproved message.