I use to have the Brother Blue site bookmarked, but lost it. I remember thinking though maybe that site was merely a kind of joke or parody. But I'll go back and find it and look again.

I, too, have read things about Mary Magdelene (and the French Black Madonna), and also the Freemasons. Regarding the Mason angle, there is a book well worth reading, a novel, by Fr. Martin Malachi called "Windswept House". It's a Vatican novel about insider Vatican geopolitics. The Masons figure very prominently in it. In fact, that book has opened my eyes to many, many things altogether. If you have any links you'd like to share with me regarding Magdelene and the Masons, etc., I'd be very interested in looking at them.

I emailed a question to an email list group of traditional Catholics (meaning those Catholics who are against all the changes in the Catholic religion) regarding the possibility of projected holoform religious apparitions. I fully expected them to tell me it was all "conspiracy theory" and to forget it. I received one response (below), which might be of interest.

Apparently St. John the Divine, an Episcopal Cathedral in NY, has some sort of laser array on top of it. I cannot confirm this, nor do I know anything futher about it. The poster notes, though, that St. John is heavy into New Age activities.

Since the traditional Catholics on the email list did not say out of hand that the holographic images (blue beam) thing is not crazy conspiracies, it's probably a distinct possibility then, as crazy (and sci-fi) as the idea seems. BlueRose

: The recent Phoenix Lights were theorized to be an interference pattern of a laser array synchronized to create the look of objects moving across the sky. And there is widespread reporting of "chem-trails" as distinct form contrails, mists sprayed from aircraft which do not disperse but grow into fog banks and cloudy skies. This would be an interesting medium for projecting holograms.

: New Age researcher and lawyer for life (vs. Kevorkian) reported decades ago that there was some suspicion about the laser array being emplaced on the top of the Saint John the Divine Episcopal Cathedral in New York as regards fake apparitions. Cumbey is not Catholic, FYI. Saint John the Divine has been involved in hard-core New Age activities. Given the apathy of Americans who witnessed the photo of an MP-5 being stuck up the nose of a kid by the government, I think the great deception will not have to be all that grand.

: Jesus warned that Satan could appear as an Angel of Light, so beware in any case.