I can get behind O'Connor on this one. I think he has a pretty solid argument against AI/AGI and how it can (and probably will) be abused to attack us. I just wish he wouldn't rely on the Catechism of John Paul II as much as he does.

@andrew24157 The thing is, just hearing what LP wrote is enough to show it's diabolical. Her unspeakably immodest accounts of her relationship with Our Lord were absolutely shocking and horrifying.
Then the unduly familiar and virtually impudent manner in which she addresses Our Lord and the Blessed Virgin as though she were Their equal -- all of this shows the source.
I was so aghast at the utterly self-centered manner in which LP dealt with Our Lord and Blessed Mother that I couldn't bear to listen to another word of her writings.
It wasn't even Father Mawdsley's critique that convinced me something was wrong. It was the passages he was quoting from LP's writings that absolutely horrified me and gave me a sense of great darkness, spiritual and theological disorder. I couldn't listen to any more quotes from her works, so I stopped listening.
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The Congregation for the Causes of Saints has suspended the Cause of Luisa Piccaretta and a Nihil Obstat has not been granted, due to "Theological, Christological, and Anthropological Difficulties"

Daniel O'Connor has absolutely no legitimate ecclesiastical authority to declare on the authenticity of Luisa Piccaretta anyway, but especially since the Dicastery of the Causes of Saints has just suspended her Cause: "Nihil Obstat Not Granted, Cause Suspended, Theological, Christological, and Anthropological Difficulties"

Canceled Priest REFUSES To Sign
Loyalty Oath To Modernism.
youtube.com/watch?v=uEcB1e_tXmE

SOG never wanted to write. What was happening between her and Our Lord she thought was private. The Church assigned spiritual directors insisted by the use of Holy Obedience that she must write and record everything. That’s how we have the Book of Heaven. Only when the Priest would bless her would she return fully to her body, 64 years on the Blessed Sacrament only.

This is non-sense. His bishop said he is going schismatic b/c he called Pope Francis a heretic and offering the TLM. Cardinal Muller has said and did no less and is in good standing. If I were this priest I would seek out sanctuary in a traditional Benedictine monastery and appeal and fight this injustice cannonically.

Overview 1 - The life and writings of the Servant of God Luisa Piccarreta (excerpts cited from the doctoral dissertation, bearing the seals of approval of the Pontifical University of Rome) • Luisa, in obedience to ecclesial authority, begins write (February 28, 1899) • The Christmas Novena (1882) • 36 Volumes (February 28, 1899 - December 28, 1938) • The Hours of the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ (1913-1914) • Published letters (August 8, 1914 - April 4, 1946) • Twenty-one published letters from St. Hannibal to Luisa (May 20, 1924 to May 5, 1927). • Notebook of Childhood Memories (completed July 15, 1926) • The Blessed Virgin Mary in the Kingdom of the Divine Will (completed May 6, 1930) • The Pious Pilgrimage of the Soul in the Divine Will (popularly referred to as The Rounds) 2. Public and Private Revelation (CCC 66; Card. Joseph Ratzinger) Luisa’s prophetic revelations 3. The Divine Will in God and in Creation 4. The operation of the Divine Will in the human soul before Original …More

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