One can hardly expect anything good from the upcoming new Vatican document. I suggest that they immediately insert into this document a paragraph about the criteria for recognition: “if private revelation contradicts the new inductive theology, or encroaches on the infinite dignity of man, or speaks of the apostates and heretics who have filled the Vatican, or calls for repentance of sins, or denounces sodomites, or talks much about anything other than mercy, then this revelation is false."

At least the Lipa, Philippines fiasco has been definitively cleared up (which it actually was in 1951 but as usual, people were disobedient, causing decades of confusion). “By order of the Most Holy Father’s will: The apostolic delegate is to authorize the apostolic administrator to issue a document from the Curia in which it is declared that the events of Lipa, after serious examination, turns out not to have a supernatural origin and character,” the 1951 Vatican decree read. The Vatican ruling was endorsed during an audience with Pope Pius XII on March 29, 1951 . . . " But, the strange thing is, this was all dealt with under Cardinal Muller, when he was Prefect of the CDF. PressReader.com - Digital Newspaper & Magazine Subscriptions Why has it all been dragged up again by Cdl Fernandez as some apparently new finding?