Catholic Prophecy - The Three Days of Darkness

a reply to: Meldionne1

The reason for blessed candles is apparent. Pretty obvious.
Why beeswax I don't know.
Maybe that's the kind of candle that the seer saw in the vision being lit
And then assumed all candles would be that way.
We are dealing with human filters of the visions.

www.youtube.com...

12 minute YouTube by Taylor Marshall on the private revelation of the Three Days of Darkness.

Pretty good.

The comments people left are interesting.

originally posted by: FlyersFan
www.youtube.com...

12 minute YouTube by Taylor Marshall on the private revelation of the Three Days of Darkness.

Pretty good.

The comments people left are interesting.

At the 3:18 mark "Catholics can reject it in good faith".

I'll reject it because it's more doomsday forecasting and comes from Anna Maria's prophecy which, in all reality, comes from a fear-based place born of religious dogma and programming.

originally posted by: quintessentone
At the 3:18 mark "Catholics can reject it in good faith".

All private revelation is considered optional.
It's not a requirement for Catholics to believe.
They don't even have to listen to it.

a reply to: FlyersFan

In the Apostles' Creed the Catholics repeat (mostly without thinking) that Jesus Christ "was crucified, died and was buried;
he descended into hell;
on the third day he rose again from the dead;
he ascended into heaven,"

Three days of darkness was the time Jesus spent in his grave or in hell. The descent into hell is symbolic, it appears in other mythologies and ancient religions as well, take Inanna's descent into the underworld, for example, where she was killed and burried for three days too.

Collective unconscious f*cks with ordinary people's minds and sends them visions of darkness falling, the gates of hell opening, demons dancing and people dropping dead. They take them literally and think the end is nigh.