Catholic priest Father Friel Pareja clarified holy water should not be drunk
This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article.Catholic priest and content creator Father Friel Pareja promotes drinking “holy water from the Vatican” that allegedly cures cancer, gout, diabetes, and other illnesses. The Facebook post containing the claim has 5.1 million views, 80,600 comments, and 217,000 reactions as of writing. It was posted by a Facebook page named “Miracle Padre Pio” which has 11,000 followers.
In the video, Father Pareja is shown saying that the alleged holy water from the Vatican can cure illnesses. Pareja is seen reading a Bible verse at the start of the video, followed by stitched clips of an old woman supposedly drinking holy water, clips featuring Pope Francis, and people holding a bottle labeled “holy water.” , flagged the video as false and denied that he sells drinkable holy water. He also said holy water should not be drunk.
“Pinapainom “daw” yung holy water na makagagaling “daw” sa cancer, bukol, gout diabetes and iba pang malubhang sakit. Wala po akong binebentang holy water na iniinom ,”.Pareja, also known as “Father Tiktok,” is a known social content creator in the Philippines with 3.4 million followers on Tiktok and 1.9 million followers on Facebook., the priest debunked circulating posts on social media that used his name and videos to sell rosaries, oil, and holy water. According to TrueMedia.
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