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Anglican Diocese Suspends Priest Over Alleged Fake Miracles and Prophecies
The Anglican Diocese, Province of the Niger has suspended a popular priest, Reverend Ifunanya Maduka, widely known as Reverend Chaluoku, over allegations of staging fake miracles and issuing false prophecies. The suspension was announced by the Anglican Bishop on the Niger, His Lordship Bishop Owen Nwokolo, following reports that the cleric engaged in practices considered inconsistent with the…
On this day in 1996, an icon of the Virgin Mary begins weeping during Sunday services at an Orthodox Greek church in East York, Ontario. Over the next several days the church is overwhelmed as pilgrims come from near and far to see the alleged miracle
It doesn't take long before skeptic Joe Nickell and the Toronto Sun manage to reveal the carnival trickery behind the "miracle." They also reveal that the local priest, Ieronymous Katseas, had been involved with a similar "miracle" in New York several years earlier. Katseas is eventually forced out of the church and disappears.
(We covered the saga of the weeping icon and its more famous precedent in Series 2's "Goodnight, Irene.")
Muslim Woman In Viral Fake Miracle Videos With Pastors Makes Shocking Confessions Amidst Regrets
Bose Olasunkanmi, the woman allegedly used for fake miracles by some pastors in viral videos have expressed regrets at allowing herself to be used in the controversial healing saga.
She made the confessions and regrets in an exclusive interview with the Punch as she battles for freedom from the net of security agencies.
The interview is reproduced below;
Where are you from?
I hail from Ilesa,…
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Only Miracle With This Preacher Is The Faked Audience (IMAGE)
Only Miracle With This Preacher Is The Faked Audience (IMAGE)
The Houston Chronicle on February 14th proclaimed it all. “Faith healer expects miracles during Houston visit.” Included with it, a photograph claiming to be the preacher standing before an audience of 6 million in Lagos, Nigeria in 2000, claiming he had performed miracles including having raised the dead. The oddest part of the piece however was not the miracles, or the numbers, it was that the…
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