HeyJaredSkeptasmic
I have a variety of interests but for the foreseeable future I'll probably be talking about Eucharistic Miracles because that's been occupying most of my free time the last few years.
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A Response to Joe Schmid on the 1996 Eucharistic Miracle of Buenos Aires (opens the original)
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Hi everyone. I don’t know Joe Schmid. I had never heard of him before I joined Substack and his name has only come up a couple times since then. But I have noticed that I have triple the views and 36% more subscribers this week, and I assume his mention of me in his video is the reason for that. So I thought I should address his video directly. I have not watched the entire video because it is very long. At the moment I’ve only watched the Buenos Aires portion of the Eucharistic Miracles section
The Final Round of Testing (opens the original)
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In 2015, Willesee and Tesoriero were working on a new documentary and decided to submit the 1996 Buenos Aires wafer for further testing. The production studio visited the parish in Buenos Aires and attempted to obtain another sample. But when they opened the safe, they discovered that the liquid in the glass tube had dried up. A parish volunteer who was present told me that nothing remained except a brown stain.That left only the remainder1 of the sample Tesoriero had taken in 2005. From the pho
This Post Was Written By AI (opens the original)
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Hi. I’m just playing around with Substack here. I went back to make some changes to the post I have scheduled to publish on Tuesday, and noticed that Substack doesn’t ask you to re-scan with Pangram when you do so. So I’ve asked ChatGPT to write a 1000 word article on why it’s bad to use AI on Substack, and confirmed that Pangram flags it as 100% AI. I’m going to scan this introduction with the Pangram checker, schedule this to send in 10 minutes, then come back and paste the ChatGPT article bel
The DNA Test That Never Happened (opens the original)
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In 2005, after his meeting with Dr. Frederick Zugibe, Ron Tesoriero obtained another sample of the 1996 Buenos Aires communion wafer1. I don’t have any details about how this sample was collected; it is mentioned only in passing. Tesoriero took it to Dr. Suzanne Hummel in Germany to have it tested for DNA, but she declined to do the testing.The story Tesoriero and Mike Willesee tell about what happened is rather disturbing. According to their accounts, Hummel refused to examine the sample becaus
An Odd Silence (opens the original)
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After obtaining the letters from Zugibe, Tesoriero and Castanon delivered a final report to Cardinal Bergolio, the future Pope Francis, on March 16th, 2006. And then…not much happened. If the investigation had truly produced convincing scientific evidence of a Eucharistic miracle, Cardinal Bergoglio was in an ideal position to ensure it received careful attention within the Catholic Church. After becoming Pope in 2013, there was no one with greater authority to promote the case if he believed th
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