He spoke of how Alison shortly after she began the process of entry into the Church moved to Dorset and for one reason or another wasn't able to get Mass or receive instruction locally but she used to ring up the priest from time to time and say, "Our Lady has taught me ....", he spoke of 'infused knowledge' because always what Alison had been 'taught' was always profound and always orthodox. In the sacristy after Mass other people told of other occasion when Our Lady 'taught her'. One occasion, she was 'taught' the Salve Regina, Alison had written it down in Latin as she had been given it, though she didn't know what it meant or what it was.
I had never met her, until recently I knew nothing of her I am always sceptical of anything strange, supernatural or mystical but last night people spoke of her transparency and of her great suffering and of her desire for Jesus and her saintliness.
May God grant her her hearts desire.
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Is it 'infused holiness'?
Sorry, don't want to seem pedantic.
God rest her Soul,the opposite of Terry Pratchett who gets all the publicity for his maniacal utterings.
What a lovely article! Thanks for taking the time to tell us about this gracious lady.
Pray she's reached Heaven's shores; and then, pray for us.
Pray for us.
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