JUAN
TRECANNI
Nephew of Pope John Paul II born again and disappears
2006: This
is a bit creepy. I checked the web recently, and there is nothing about this man
there at all except our article. I know this man and the article are for real,
but what ever happened to him? Does a reader know anything about him?
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Back in 1978, Goodnews
Broadcaster carried an article in January telling of the conversion of Juan
Trecanni, John Paul II's nephew. Juan is as close as we can get to a relative
of the Pope in the next generation because the Pope is not supposed to sire any
sons, not so you would notice anyway.
In the article Juan Trecanni tells of his search for peace of soul. His
search led him to a monastery where he was encouraged to die. The then pope,
Paul VI, released him from his vows, and Juan ended up going to do missionary
work in Argentina. Once there, he found that peace of soul was as illusive
as ever.
Juan met a very common evangelical pastor, and Juan noticed the man was very content
and satisfied with his zeal for Jesus Christ. Juan went around to the pastor's
church house to pray with the saints. He was startled that they could pray
without a prayer book.
Later, Juan was supposed to lead a major Catholic procession. He was ready
to begin, but grew bored and frustrated with the superstition of the people. His
priest "friends" began to taunt him about being polluted by the Evangelicals.
They dared him to leave the RC procession and go to the Evangelicals. Juan
did just that.
As soon as Juan confessed his faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, the church people
grabbed him, hoisted him on their shoulders, and ran to the river with him. They
baptized him while his old Catholic "friends" watched on the shore. He then
went on to be trained in Bible School and to pastor in the Lord's church.
Now, here
is the big question: Where is Juan Trecanni? Has he remained faithful
to the Gospel message? Did agents of the Whore kidnap or kill him? Can
someone fill us in on the rest of the story?
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