'Mystery Priest' Vanishes After Anointing Crash Victim

[McChristian]

http://gma.yahoo.com/blogs/abc-blogs/mystery-priest-vanishes-anointing-crash-victim-120045075.html?vp=1

A small Missouri town is looking for a man not suspected of a crime but, rather, a miracle.

"I think that this time I've actually witnessed a guardian angel at work," Jeremiah See of the New London Fire Department told ABC News.

An unidentified allegedly drunken driver hit Katie Lentz, of Quincy, Mo., head on Aug. 4 while traveling on Route 19 near Center, Mo., pinning the 19-year-old in the front seat of her convertible. With her vital signs failing fast, she asked rescue crews to pray with her.

That's when first responders say a man who looked like a Catholic priest seemed to appear out of nowhere, despite a 2-mile perimeter blocking the scene.

"He began to pray and use the anointing oil," New London Fire Chief Raymond Reed said. "There was a calmness that, to me, seemed to come over the entire scene."

But that's not the only seemingly divine detail. Firefighters say their equipment kept failing until the mystery man showed up.

"The words were to remain calm, that our tools would now work," Reed said. "Instantaneously, at that moment, our neighboring department arrived with fresh extrication tools."

Lentz survived, but the man vanished before crews could thank him.

The young woman is recovering in the hospital with broken legs and ribs, but some say it could've been worse, if not for the mystery man on the highway.

"Whether it was just a priest as an angel, or an actual angel coming down," Lentz's friend Travis Wiseman said, "he was an angel to everyone and to Katie."

[Psalm 51:17]

My guess is that it was a fallen angelic demon.

[Kilika]

Could be, considering Catholics unknowingly worship the devil and his minions. So if a Catholic cries out, it's to the enemy they are calling.

[Mark]

Ive been seeing this thing hyped all over the place pushing the Babylonian Religion... glad its over

Mystery solved! Priest who performed miracle at Missouri crash comes forward
 
Father Patrick Dowling, of the Diocese of Jefferson City, came forward by posting a comment on a Catholic news site. The priest suddenly appeared when Katie Lentz — who was trapped in her mangled car for over an hour — asked to pray.


Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/mystery-solved-priest-performed-miracle-missouri-crash-article-1.1425257#ixzz2br6rVZlU

[Psalm 51:17]

Well, he sure did a good job being very elusive - I mean there wasn't a trace of him anywhere after he "prayed" with those people in the car. You would have thought at least someone would have seen him drive off or walk off...

[Mark]

Well, he sure did a good job being very elusive - I mean there wasn't a trace of him anywhere after he "prayed" with those people in the car. You would have thought at least someone would have seen him drive off or walk off...

someone probably did

[Psalm 51:17]

Well, he sure did work secretly - having been around these churchianity-type pastors et al through my entire life, it seems like even a lot of these types have some kind of secrecy around them.

[Mark]

Well, he sure did work secretly - having been around these churchianity-type pastors et al through my entire life, it seems like even a lot of these types have some kind of secrecy around them.

He is a Catholic Priest, thats all they are is about secrets. Its the very foundation of the Babylonian Belief system. The first secret is that Semeramis slept around and Tamuz was not Nimrod reincarnated, everything else flows from there.

[Psalm 51:17]

He is a Catholic Priest, thats all they are is about secrets. Its the very foundation of the Babylonian Belief system. The first secret is that Semeramis slept around and Tamuz was not Nimrod reincarnated, everything else flows from there.

Thanks!

[Kilika]

Well, he sure did a good job being very elusive - I mean there wasn't a trace of him anywhere after he "prayed" with those people in the car. You would have thought at least someone would have seen him drive off or walk off...

I have to agree with Mark. I too think somebody did see him, maybe out of the corner of their eye, but it just didn't register, as their focus was on the accident, and not somebody walking around. When the adrenaline gets pumping, people tend to get "tunnel vision", only seeing what they are focusing on, and are clueless about their surroundings and anything they might consider a lower priority.

People also tend to be in a daze because of their walking in the flesh in a carnal world. They really aren't paying attention to what's going on around them. Like in football, the ability of a quarterback to "see the whole field" is highly valued because he can read defenses much better and quicker if he can not only see everything going on, but know he sees it, and then make a decision.