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Ignace of Loyola edit

We should include the alleged vision of Ignace of Loyola who claimed to have seen Jesus, telling him to name his company with the name of Society of Jesus, being the foundation of the Jesuites. Together with Frances of Assisi, who is already reported in the article, they are the 2 major branches of catholicism claiming a direct root in jesus via a vision.

Visions of Jesus in Acts edit

The article states "The Damascus appearance [in Acts 9] is the last reported vision of Jesus in the Bible until the Book of Revelation was written." This is incorrect, there is one more vision of Jesus to Paul in Acts 18:9-10.

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