These are the published warnings and condemnations of several Bishops in different parts of the world who have read the messages of Maria Divine Mercy:
- Diarmuid Martin, Archbishop of Dublin, issued a statement condemning Maria Divine Mercy stating that her messages have 'no ecclesiastical approval and many of the texts are in contradiction with Catholic Theology'. His condemnation is binding for the whole Church since he is the Ordinary of the 'seer'. Full text can be found here.
- Bishop Richard. J. Malone, apostolic administrator for the Diocese of Portland has issued a letter forbidding dissemination of MDM messages in the Diocese. Full text of his letter can be found here
- Archbishop Mark Coleridge of Brisbane upon examination has found the messages to be fraudulent and corrosive of the Christian faith. His letter to the faithful of his Archdiocese can be read here and the original downloaded from here.
- Archbishop Denis J. Hart of Melbourne has informed the faithful that MDM messages and related matters do not have the approval of the Church, and their dissemination is to be discontinued, and any message or leaflets are to be disposed of in his Archdiocese. To find out more read here.
- Slovakian Conference of Bishops has found the messages to be heretical and issued a warning to the faithful to stay away from these messages. The original letter can be found here.
- Bishop Andreas Laun, Auxiliary Bishop of Salzburg, Austria, warned Catholics against MDM messages in Kath.net news. You can read his warning here.
- Bishop Ronald P. Fabbro of London Diocese, Canada, issued a letter to priests warning against MDM. The letter was not meant to be published, however, the contents were posted by our reader PocketSketch in the comment section. We have received confirmation of its authenticity.
- Bishop Greg O’Kelly SJ warns against cults within the Catholic Church and mentions MDM as one alongside the Little Pebble or Debra from Magnificent Meal Movement. His article can be found here,
- Archbishop Jan Graubner of Olomouc, Czech Republic, warns that the consequences of messages can be 'devilish' and speculates that the person who writes the messages might be someone who 'is very clever and evil, someone who wants to harm the Church." Full text in Czech can be found here.
- Bishop Anthony Fisher, of Parramatta Diocese in Australia, wrote that the messages should not be dessiminated in his diocese, nor taken seriously, as they contain numerous theological and historical errors and contradict the Catholic teachings, Scripture and Tradition. Full text here.
- Chancery of the Titular Roman Catholic Archbishop of Singapore warned against against obtaining, distributing, using and wearing devotional objects or other items associated with the cult of herself Maria Divine Mercy. Read moer here
