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  • The Great Apparitions of Mary

  • An Examination of Twenty-Two Supranormal Appearances
  • By: Ingo Swann
  • Narrated by: Sara Morsey
  • Length: 9 hrs and 7 mins
  • 4.8 out of 5 stars (6 ratings)

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The Great Apparitions of Mary

By: Ingo Swann
Narrated by: Sara Morsey
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Summary

The great apparitions - starting with Guadeloupe in 1531 - occur with a steady and increasing drumbeat across the decades and centuries. The places and the principals involved change, but the messages calling people to turn from lives of violence and sin and to seek repentance are remarkably similar. By focusing on the most widely known and documented appearances and presenting them in chronological order, the events and the messages emerge in a powerful way.

Swann shows how advances in science have placed the apparitions in a more intriguing light. One of the historic challenges concerning them was how could something which was not there be there in a way that registered on the eye mechanisms. The discovery of holography, where images that appear to be three-dimensional having bulk, shape and mass, images that can even be photographed, has provided an analogy that enlarges our perception of the physical laws and challenges the skeptics' verdict of hallucination.

Catholic or not, religious or not, believer or not, this fascinating and compelling account of the appearances of Mary challenges listeners to reflect on the messages and their possible consequences for our civilization and for our future.

©2015 Murleen S. Ryder (P)2018 Swann-Ryder Productions, LLC
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Mind-blowing!

Our Holy Mother loves us so dearly and the number of church-approved apparitions throughout the world over so many years is proof of that fact. A must read!

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Not about advances in science

The summary implies that advances in science could be used to account for the apparitions discussed in the book. That’s not the case. The apparitions, all as intriguing, are only described in their historical context.
The narration is a bit slow and shaky (I listened at x1.25)

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