While certainly many of these facts, remain phenomena studied by science as well by the Church itself, we should be clear that the sensationalism and their impact, are still causing a fascinating field of reflection when we can understand and comprehend the purpose of these messages, which at this moment, we begin it should be noted and the knowledge itself of the views of some of these Blessed and Saints of the Catholic Church ...
To approach this phenomenology, I would propose to start with one of the figures that in itself may not tell you anything, but the significance of his vision has led and created one of the episodes and closer sense of reality of the passion and death of Jesus, approaching from the essence of the feeling of your vision to reality beyond, written and versed in the entire history of mankind and that the film since its ability to transmission has been known since the fortress itself of its image, to integrate fully into this fascinating and mysterious delivery of Jesus to mankind. In this case I mean "The Passion" of Jesus Christ, a film directed by Mel Gibson, and that was a product of the origin of a vision of Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich ...
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Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich OSA ( Flamske , September 8 of 1774 - Dülmen , February 9 of 1824). Catholic Augustinian nun , mystical, visionary stigmatized and German. Flamske born in a farming community, now in the Diocese of Münster in Westphalia Dülmen and died at age 49. She was beatified by Pope John Paul II the October 3 of 2004. On how to transcribe his name as the surname recorded Emmerich in Germany.
Since childhood I had visions in which she appeared mainly the Baby Jesus turning over the cross. Entered an Augustinian monastery. When he was 24 he began to appear stigma that became visible regularly at Christmas and New Year.
His views were described by Clemens Maria Brentano poet and novelist of German Romanticism (Ehrembreiststein, October 9, 1788 - Aschaffenburg, July 28, 1842). Stigmas .-
In 1813 when she was sick in bed, the stigmas displayed in your body. Episcopal commission to investigate his life and examining their miraculous signs. The Vicar General Orvergerg and three doctors, one Protestant , undertook his research. Apparently they reportedly convinced his holiness and authenticity of his stigmata.
A Ana Catalina late 1818 reveals that God gives through prayer or relief of stigmata, and the wounds of his hands and feet are closed, but the others maintain, and Friday everyone turns to reopen.
Emmerick In 1819 returns to be investigated again. She was taken by force to a large room in another house and kept under strict surveillance by day and night over a period of three weeks, away from all her friends except her confessor. Visions
.- Anne Catherine Emmerich
thus recounted visions of his childhood: "When, towards the age of five or six years, I meditated on the first article of the Apostles' Creed I believe in God the Father, God Almighty, Creator of heaven and earth "means any kind of images which cited the creation of heaven and earth is presented to my soul. I saw the Fall of the Angels, the Creation of Earth and Heaven , Adam and Eve , and the Fall of Man . Just thought everyone saw this, like other things that surround us. I talked about this to my parents, my brothers and sisters, my fellow players, had all 
this naively, until the moment when I realized I made fun of me, wondering if he had a book which all this was written. So gradually I started to shut these things, thinking, without much reflection that it was inappropriate to discuss such issues, however, I did not have any particular concerns about that " At the time of its second investigation in 1819 church, the famous poet Clemens Maria Brentano was induced visit, to the great surprise of this, she said she had been brought by divine inspiration, as the man who wrote his revelations and would comply with the will of God, that is, writing for the good of innumerable souls the revelations for it.
From 1819 until his death in 1824 Brentano register their views by filling forty volumes with detailed scenes and New Testament passages and the life of the Virgin Mary. The details were set out with great vividness, maintaining the reader's interest as a graphic scene that follows each other in rapid succession as if visible to the naked eye. Brentano took written briefly the main points, and as she spoke the dialect of Westphalia, the poet immediately rewrite in standard German. Then he read aloud to change until she gave him their full approval.
After 1824, Brentano had their records prepared for publication and in 1833 published his first book, The Dolorous Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ according to the visions Anne Catherine Emmerich, who has been made into a film by Mel Gibson . Brentano then prepared for publication the life of the Blessed Virgin Mary according to the visions of Anne Catherine Emmerich, but he died in 1842. The book was published posthumously in 1852 in Munich.
The Catholic priest Father Karl Schmoger edit the Brentano's manuscripts from 1858 to 1880 and published three volumes of The Public Life of Our Lord described very detailed facts of the life of Jesus, since , which reads in the Gospels in minutes may take a few hours in the visions of Anne Catherine. Acts Highlights of Jesus as walking on water would have been repeated, and the merchants from the Temple of Jerusalem have been thrown out several times. In 1881 a large illustrated edition, Schmoger also wrote a biography of Anne Catherine Emmerich in two volumes, which has been reissued in English.
These texts contain several notable passages. The Visions of Emmerich were used for the discovery of the house of the Virgin Mary on a hill near the city of Ephesus . Neither Emmerich and Brentano had gone to Ephesus, and indeed, the city has not yet been excavated, but the visions contained in the life of the Virgin Mary used during discovery. The Holy See has taken no official position on the authenticity of the location, but in 1896 Pope Leo XIII visited the site and in 1951 Pope Pius XII initially declared the house a sacred place. Pope John XXIII later made permanent statement. Pope Paul VI in 1967, John Paul II in 1979 and in 2006 Benedict XVI visited the house and was treated as a shrine.
also had visions of the Blessed Trinity as three concentric spheres built - the largest, represented the Father, the middle to Son, and the smallest and most enlightened of the Holy Spirit .
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