
Fight for Mary
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Fight for Mary
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Read @Warnings1975 - Pray the Seven Sorrows Rosary! St. Catherine Emmerich, pray for us. St. Mary of Agreda, pray for us.


I DO NOT CARE - NOT A FAN I watched this film with my 8 yo little boy, both of us unimpressed I paused it sooooo many times… this isn’t accurate… that isn’t accurate First off, half ass attempt on “demons” and zero Angels in the movie The Agony in the garden was weak almost nonexistent Satan wasn’t present when Jesus said take this from me. No Angel with a Chalice Mary Magdalene wasn’t the woman who commited adultery zero support for that. None. Pure Hollywood. Magdalene was very rich and well known in those times - she owned Magdalum - it’s was a big complex very famous - that’s why her conversion was so shocking Mary Magdalene’s neck is showing, hair flowing, etc. just impossible to believe this is how she really dressed around the Virgin and Our Lord. More Hollywood The Blessed Virgin is old and ugly, she didn’t look anything like described by St. Catherine Emmerich. Peter was not sitting at a cozy file quietly talking with Jesus when he was told he would deny him 3 times. When did this happen exactly? Jesus just saw these events in the Garden of Olives. So Jesus got cleaned up, they built a file and they chatty chatted quietly before being arrested? No. The scenes of blood were pretty good but in particular the head of Jesus - had a full head of hair the entire movie when the mystics and demons said he had less than half his hair left. In reality the scenes were not gruesome enough. The book Dolorous Passion is way better than this movie. Sorry Mel lovers. Not a fan. The book is way better. I’m not really looking forward to the Resurrection movie now that I’ve had a taste of the real books vs Mel’s interpretations Here’s a direct except. Hard for me to trust his choices… “I once more saw the Blessed Virgin; her countenance was wan and pale, her eyes red with weeping, but the simple dignity of her demeanour cannot be described. Notwithstanding her grief and anguish, notwithstanding the fatigue which she had endured (for she had been wandering ever since the previous evening through the streets of Jerusalem, and across the Valley of Josaphat), her appearance was placid and modest, and not a fold of her dress out of place. She looked majestically around, and her veil fell gracefully over her shoulders. She moved quietly, and although her heart was a prey to the most bitter grief, her countenance was calm and resigned. Her dress was moistened by the dew which had fallen upon it during the night, and by the tears which she had shed in such abundance; otherwise it was totally unsoiled. Her beauty was great, but indescribable, for it was superhuman--a mixture of majesty, sanctity, simplicity, and purity. The appearance of Mary Magdalen was totally different; she was taller and more robust, the expression of her countenance Showed greater determination, but its beauty was almost destroyed by the strong passions which she had so long indulged, and by the violent repentance and grief she had since felt. It was painful to look upon her; she was the very picture of despair, her long dishevelled hair was partly covered by her torn and wet veil, and her appearance was that of one completely absorbed by woe, and almost beside herself from sorrow. Many of the inhabitants of Magdalum were standing near, gazing at her with surprise and curiosity, for they had known her in former days, first in prosperity and afterwards in degradation and consequent misery. They pointed, they even cast mud upon her, but she saw nothing, knew nothing, and felt nothing, save her agonising grief.”















Proverbs 26:11 “As a dog returneth to his vomit, so a fool returneth to his folly.”




🔥TOO GRAPHIC TO EVEN LINK🔥 THE LAST WARNING TO PRIESTS VG= Verdi Garandieu, a Human Demon, former Abbot THIS BOOK WILL SAVE MANY SOULS, IT HAS AN INCOMPARABLE VALUE! Even if you do not see it. It is also very useful for souls who do not convert immediately, because these statements, penetrate the soul. They enter it, even if the reader does not want them to, or does not want to realize it. They disturb. They penetrate deeply and in a certain sense torment, even when the reader does everything to defend himself… (click below to find Chapter 18, long read, 2 parts)












