JAB
2023-06-11 16:03:19 UTC
Hohenwart Monastery, 1742, Sister Josephine Rosenthal became pregnant.
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...and it was declared that Josephine had undergone immaculate
conception
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Both Maria and her mother had been hermaphrodites, able to
spontaneously self impregnate and give birth to children, although the
condition would eventually kill them both. It was agreed that Maria
had been with child when she died at aged 33.
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The blood and skin have been analysed and found to contain unique
genetic traits. Not until the mid fifties were these attributed to a
rare lineage.
http://www.merrylinmuseum.com/immaculate-conception-of-maria-rosenthal/
...
...
...and it was declared that Josephine had undergone immaculate
conception
...
...
Both Maria and her mother had been hermaphrodites, able to
spontaneously self impregnate and give birth to children, although the
condition would eventually kill them both. It was agreed that Maria
had been with child when she died at aged 33.
...
...
The blood and skin have been analysed and found to contain unique
genetic traits. Not until the mid fifties were these attributed to a
rare lineage.
http://www.merrylinmuseum.com/immaculate-conception-of-maria-rosenthal/