Playwright Extraordinaire Floy Quintos, 63, died just days before his play Grace which is based on the 1948 Lipa Marian apparitions went into rehearsal.
Playwright Extraordinaire Floy Quintos, 63, died just days before his play Grace which is based on the 1948 Lipa Marian apparitions went into rehearsal.
His exquisite play opened on 25th May. Played in mixed Tagalog and English, it intrigues and challenges the viewers. Humanity, faith, politics and cruelty entwine. Playing at PMCS Black Box Theatre.
Wow, I'd never expected you to touch on this topic!
The late Philippine actress-activist, June Keithley, was a huge proponent of the supernatural nature of these Lipa events. A book a devout friend from there written by Keithley sent to me:
There have been Marian apparitions in the past that were also initially suppressed and disbelieved by the hierarchy - who are also composed of sinners, same as is the rest of the Church members. It certainly is an unusual case in its strangely contradictory judgments by various Church authorities.
No Catholic is obligated to believe in any of these revelations, however. The Catechism is all that practising Catholics are obligated to believe and put into practice. (Being the sinners that we are, some are "cafeteria Catholics" who pick and choose what they want to believe and follow.)
Wow, I'd never expected you to touch on this topic!
The late Philippine actress-activist, June Keithley, was a huge proponent of the supernatural nature of these Lipa events. A book a devout friend from there written by Keithley sent to me:
"Lipa".
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/9711901285/ref=x_gr_bb_amazon?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=9711901285&SubscriptionId=1MGPYB6YW3HWK55XCGG2
Here is the docufilm produced by Keithley:
Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PlBLdhADLuo
Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVEtBVdG0Us&t=0s
There have been Marian apparitions in the past that were also initially suppressed and disbelieved by the hierarchy - who are also composed of sinners, same as is the rest of the Church members. It certainly is an unusual case in its strangely contradictory judgments by various Church authorities.
No Catholic is obligated to believe in any of these revelations, however. The Catechism is all that practising Catholics are obligated to believe and put into practice. (Being the sinners that we are, some are "cafeteria Catholics" who pick and choose what they want to believe and follow.)
Thank you for all the links. I will watch them after we get through today's hearing, and may update them into the main article, with thanks.