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Monday, December 16, 2013

Fr. Elija Vella: MDM is False

"Fr. Elija Vella ofm was born in St Paul's Bay, Malta. He is a Franciscan Conventual religious. Fr. Elija graduated in theology in 1965 from the Lateran University, Rome and has taught theology for some years. He has written various books including "Satana" and "Diavoli e esorcismi". Fr. Elija was the Provincial Minister of his community between 1974 and 1986 as well as Parish Priest of his birth town. He was nominated by the Archbishop of Malta Mgr Joseph Mercieca as Official Exorcist of the Archdiocese of Malta. 

"He is also president of the Maltese Archdiocesan Commission on Occult and Satanism.

"He was recently asked about Maria Divine Mercy on a Radio Maria programme. The audio is in Maltese however the video has English subtitles."  



2 comments:

  1. His comment that Mary would never call herself "Divine" was my favorite. Interestingly, Jesus has said that God the Father asked Him to live life as a "human being." (Dec. 24, 2010)

    Jesus is a divine being and was never a human being. While the Son of God assumes the essence or nature of created man (i.e., humanity), He does not assume the being of created man. Who talks inside out, backwards and forwards, front to back? Who is teaching strange, distorted "Teachings" that MDM is always warning the faithful against?

    "When you find My Teachings to be changed, in any way that seems strange to you, walk away. Do not listen. These unfortunate people have been tempted by the evil one to distort My Teachings, deliberately, to lead you astray and confuse you.” Dec. 25, 2010

    Mdmer's run don't walk.

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    1. Be careful in saying He wasn't a Human Being. He is fully God and Fully Human. He was like us in all things but sin. By discounting His humanity, you run the risk of falling into Sabellianism. His being, His essence is made up of a human nature and a divine nature. Unified and never mixing. One does not take away or add to the other.

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