The Flying, Incorruptible, Blue Nun - TBH 344

Touched by Heaven - Everyday Encounters with God

Philip Keller

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🗓️ 1 December 2024

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

TBH 344

"The lady in blue was seen bilocating more than 500 times from her cloistered convent in Spain, to the indigenous people of what is now Southwest America. More than 60,000 were baptized here."

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Hi there! Trapper Jack here. How did this one slip by the historians? As we gathered around the Thanksgiving table this year, somebody brought up the original Thanksgiving story of Pilgrims and such. The 102 souls who ventured from Europe for religious freedom. It gave me an opportunity to share the much bigger story which occurred in the same timeframe. Few seem to know about the 60,000 indigenous people, otherwise known as Indians, who were baptized into Christianity, right here in what we now call America.

Since I have not talked about this on the podcast for more than five years, let's have a go of it again. It opens the door to the saintly types who walk among us, in particular, the venerable Maria de Ágreda (Mary of Jesus) who bilocated to what is now the southwest of the United States from her convent in Spain. This sister, in her blue habit, was seen flying in and out of what we now call Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas. Don't believe it? Just give a listen and watch the video link to a priest and the documentation. Enjoy the podcast!

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0:00.0	The Lady and Blue died in 1665.
0:10.0	Their body is still and corrupt.
0:12.0	All in all, the Lady and Blue bi-located over 500 times from a cloistered convent to the new world,
0:19.0	bilocating from Spain to bring salvation to our shores.
0:23.7	This is touched by heaven.
0:26.3	Everyday encounters with God, because God is speaking to you and me and the church and the world.
0:32.2	And here we get to listen in on the conversations.
0:34.6	These encounter stories with angels.
0:39.1	Divine intervention, prophetic dreams,
0:43.4	visions, near-death experiences. Welcome, I am your host, Trapper Jack.
0:48.7	There we were sitting there at Thanksgiving. And someone with a mouthful of mashed potatoes,
0:52.7	I think of it, said something about, you know, pilgrims and whatever they ate. And I said,
0:54.3	well, do you know the story, you know, beyond the 102 souls there at Plymouth Rock and all that? Do you know the story about the
1:00.4	blue nun, you know, the cloistered nun in Spain, who bilocated at least 500 times to the southwest,
1:06.7	what's now Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, who led some 60,000 indigenous people, otherwise known as Native Americans, otherwise known as Indians, to baptism and Christianity.
1:18.2	And it was the, what?
1:19.8	I said exactly.
1:21.2	Why don't we know this?
1:22.4	It's like one of those stories where, wow, it's incredible.
1:25.2	It's incredible.
1:26.2	Maria Day Agrada, otherwise known as Mary of Jesus,
1:29.3	the venerable Maria de Agreta. That means she's on the pathway, possibly to sainthood, canonization,
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