@Servum Tuum Domina As you can see from my link below, Fr Joseph Pius of San Giovanni Rotondo denied any link between St Padre Pio and Luisa Piccaretta, and the original letter from the monastery was reproduced. I doubt if Fr Joseph Pius would have lied.
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@Servum Tuum Domina @Luke 817 Someone I know wrote to the National Center for Padre Pio on another matter, but the principle holds good in this case. The reply from the National Center stated:- "Thank you for your inquiry. Your conundrum has quite a simple solution. There are volumes of letters written by Padre Pio, published officially by his friary in Italy, as well as a monthly magazine (The Voice of Padre Pio Magazine) that uses writings and teachings of Padre Pio in its content. The easiest thing for you to do would be to read the letters and/or subscribe to the magazine, both of which can be done through our website if you’re so inclined.
I will also state that there is an awful lot of misinformation available online, which is unfortunate. Personally, we only trust the official works and publications of Our Lady of Grace Capuchin Friary in San Giovanni Rotondo, as they are his confreres and custodians of his letters, relics, and personal belongings.
Something to keep in mind when you’re having discourse such as what’s in the link – Padre Pio NEVER spoke before the Church. He was obedient in every way. This is a pretty good way to tell if something being attributed to Padre Pio is true or not. Padre Pio would never indicate anything that would have been counter to the Church’s statements or teachings on the matter, either to affirm or deny. You can generally use that litmus test. If the Church didn’t give something credence, neither did Padre Pio . . . "