The Blue Lady of New Mexico and the Miracle of Bilocation

María de Jesús de Ágreda, known as the Lady in Blue.
It is said that she had the gift of Bilocation, being identified by contemporary Franciscans and indigenous people as a preacher in New Mexico, although she never left her cloister.
His "Apparitions" took place in New Mexico and Texas, where he evangelized and sent the Indians to ask the Franciscan missionaries for baptism.
The Inquisition took action on the matter in 1635, and carried out a formal process on it in 1649-1650 with a favorable result for the nun.
A cloistered nun from Ágreda was responsible for the conversion of thousands of Native Americans who lived on the banks of the Rio Grande, 10,000 kilometers away, thanks to the gift of Bilocation.
That nun of the Conceptionist order, called Sister María de Jesús de Ágreda, could be in two places at the same time.​
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[@Carlos071177]

María de Jesús de Agreda una, gran mistica ❤

[@LaMisticaDama]

La religión es vivir y no amargar a nadie.

[@mitosyleyendasdediosesyher1567]

Gracias por tu comentario, totalmente de acuerdo

[@johnnydelgadomadronero799]

Tribus paganas? Demasiado apabullante para los pueblos originarios y sus cosmogonías vivificantes. Al final, los indios se quedaron con el libro traído por los misioneros y estos y colonos blancos se quedaron con sus tierras.. Esa si que es una buena bilocación.

[@mitosyleyendasdediosesyher1567]

Gracias por tu comentario. La religión Católica, el Islam y el Judaísmo, utilizan el término "paganos" para referirse a todos aquellos que no profesan su misma fé.
Muchos de aquellos evangelizadores actuaron de buena fe, pero desafortunadamente, la política y los intereses egoístas a menudo se aprovechan de este noble sentimiento.