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Bl. Anne Catherine Emmerich is a mystic, seer, stigmatists and perhaps one of the most influential figures when it comes to Marian visions.

Her visions were largely used for Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ, and a lot of scenes from her visions are repeated often in art, homilies and general legends of Our Lady, Christ and the saints.

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We're back with another listener Q&A - happy to bring this segment back.

Here are a few of the topics we'll be discussing:

• Do we "have" to believe in the supernatural elements of Catholicism?
• Why would God give the stigmata?
• Why is the stigmata through the palms rather than the wrist?
• How do we know if the mystics and saints weren't just suffering from mental illness?
• Are supernatural experiences demonic?!
• Is it always demons?!
• Should we strive for experiences in prayer?

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St. Bernard of Clairvaux isn't just one of the most important figures in Catholic history, but really, all of history.

He held political influence over popes and kings, but also defined a love-based mysticism, and a Marian devotion that we still follow today.

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St. Gemma Galgani is a newer saint, both in history and to me personally. Though, she's easily becoming one of my favorite stigmatists and potentially mystics overall.

Join me as we discuss this great saint, her stigmata and her battles with the devil.

St. Lutgardis is a fascinating saint, mystic and stigmatist. She was the second reported stigmatist of the church, and was the first woman to receive the stigmata.

Her story surrounding her apparitions of Jesus and His heart, were also precursors to the Sacred Heart devotion.

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We kick-off our series on the stigmatists with a look at the first noted stigmatists - St. Francis of Assisi. Though we also discuss, in general, what the stigmata is and it's deep theology.

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Welcome back to St. Anthony's Tongue! We kick off our new season full of mystics and saints with a refresher episode.

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As I prepare for Season Three of St. Anthony's Tongue, I've been researching unique and weird stories from medieval Catholicism. Here, I've come across a great collection of folk tales surrounding the Virgin Mary, which was written by the mysterious Pope Celestine V.

I hope you enjoy this collection, and join me on Patreon for the rest -but also for more bonus episodes, prayer books, a Discord server and much more!

Dear Friends,

This episode marks the finale of our series on mysticism. However, it can still be enjoyed, even if you haven't listened to all of the episodes this season.

While this will mark an official break, please check out our Patreon at www.patreon.com/anthonystongue as well as follow on social media for more content and to see what's next.

Thank you for allowing me to be even a small part of your journey.

-W.

Mary was more than just the mother of God, but also the model mystic. Join us as we approach Mary's mysticism alongside the Glorious Mysteries.

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