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Users of r/nonmurdermysteries subreddit share their thoughts on the mystery of Mary Ann Collins, a prolific essayist and author who wrote extensively against the Catholic church. They question her existence, motive, and sources, and cite a Catholic Bridge article that exposes her as a likely fake.
Now she says she is an ex-nun and has a web testimony that has made the rounds of Evangelical apologetics sites. There are a few things that seem odd in her testimony: "She" says she was baptized Catholic after a couple of years of going to mass and studying the Catholic faith.
May 18, 2004 · Mary Collins has written a critical assessment of the Roman Catholic Church. It's quite personal in style and she does not get into just bashing her former faith. Ironically, she measures what Catholics believe against what one can read in a King James Version of the bible.
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May 1, 2004 · Mary Ann Collins. iUniverse, May 1, 2004 - Religion - 253 pages. ""The Catholic Undertow" is a well-documented, historical summary of significant 'behind-the-scenes' facts that urge the...
- Mary Ann Collins
- iUniverse, 2004
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Mary An Collins is a former Catholic nun who has written a book about her concerns with the Catholic Church. The book is called Catholic Concerns: Where Does the Road to Rome Lead? and can be downloaded for free.
Mar 30, 2011 · Mary Ann Collins shares her personal history of joining and leaving the Roman Catholic Church, and finding a relationship with God through Scripture and Protestant churches. Read her biography, poems, and testimonies on this website.
