>As Padre Pio, he was known throughout his life for numerous instances of supernatural phenomena, most notably stigmata—wounds like those of Jesus Christ at his crucifixion—on his hands and feet. Several investigations into the phenomena were conducted by the Vatican; and although they led to temporary sanctions on his ministry, his reputation for sanctity continued to increase during his lifetime. He was also renowned for other mystical phenomena, and many other forms of spiritual outreach to individuals.>Padre Pio was believed by his followers to have the gift of bilocation, the ability to be in two places at the same time. When Bishop Rossi asked him about it as part of a Vatican inquiry, Padre Pio replied: "I don't know how it is or the nature of this phenomenon—and I certainly don't give it much thought—but it did happen to me to be in the presence of this or that person, to be in this or that place; I do not know whether my mind was transported there, or what I saw was some sort of representation of the place or the person; I do not know whether I was there with my body or without it."Why does the Christian God give random white people superpowers? Instead of this italian guy, can you imagine if a random brazilian or african received powers like mind-reading or multipresence? Thirdworld countries are already shitholes riddled by marxism and corruption, if someone was given supernatural powers to prove Christianity was real, things would improve 1000%, meanwhile God looks at a random italian who's already living in a good country and decides to give him powers. Brown people are really hated by God.
>>220292447>if someone was given supernatural powers to prove Christianity was real, things would improve 1000%How so? People in third-world countries are already more religious than those in first-world countries.I don't get your point desu
>>220292447>can you imagine if a random brazilian or african received powers like mind-reading or multipresence?absolutely terrifying 2bh
>>220292447I pray God does not give timestopping powers to a Brazilian