Testimony of Joe Galanthay
Fragrance of roses from
Mary's Touch article
July 2011
An e-mail from
Mr. Joe Galanthay in Huntington, New York on July 8, 2011 sent to
Judy in Los Angeles concerning the photographs of the scenes of the
prayer meeting in Naju on July 2, 2011, First Saturday and a recent
article: Do
not be misled by another false rumor. The Holy See has never
condemned Naju.
Hi Judy,
Thanks for
photographs and the article. As I began reading the attached
word document by Mr. Benedict Sang M. Lee of Mary's Touch
By Mail in Oregon, I immediately noticed the fine scent (that of the
fragrant oil) of Our Lady of Naju). The information provided in
this most recent document in addition to the other information I
have received has been most helpful in understanding the
truth about Naju. I am amazed by its clarity, logic,
objectivity and relevance. I agree with his inferred
reference to the rejection of "...all of the Eucharistic
miracles in Church history and, in fact, all other miracles in
Church history..." by modernist theologians.
(p.4). I have personally observed over the years an
outright attempt to reduce Catholicism to solely a human and/or
social institution with no objective truth, faith or
morals and consequently making it no better than any of the other
religions founded by "enlightened" men (self-proclaimed
prophets, philosophers, heretics, etc).
How sad it
is that the opponents of Naju have not addressed the
real issues in their absurd, illogical arguments and in doing
so have delayed the acceptance of Naju. However, I believe
that Naju has become the focal point in the global battle between
the liberal modernist clergy and the clergy that support the
traditions and values of the Catholic faith. They are
having "difficulty" in accepting the miracles because
accepting the miracles as being supernatural in
nature would also require acceptance of the content of the
messages (i.e., the Real Presence in the Eucharist, and many
other tenets of our faith that have been downplayed and more or less
eliminated over the past decades.
I shall
continue to pray for Julia and all those that support Our Blessed
Mother in promoting Naju (including you, Mr. Lee and the
countless other "little souls"). We are not making
this journey by ourselves.
Our Lady of
Naju, pray for us!
Joe
P.S. Please
feel free to share my views on this subject with anyone you deem
appropriate.
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