<iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/neoqwJVPj74" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Some believe in angels and others donât. But a story coming out of Center, Missouri, might lead skeptics to conclude that a higher-power sometimes intervenes in the midst of tragedy. Of course, thereâs also the potential that a real-life priest is responsible for the life-saving act thatâs gaining widespread attention â and that he has simply yet to be found. Allow us to explain. KHQA-TV is reporting a story that seems virtually unbelievable. After Aaron Smith, 26, struck Katie Lentz, 19, in a head-on car crash on Sunday morning, authorities claim they began a long rescue process. After 60 minutes of trying to get Lentz out of the vehicle (she was pinned between the steering wheel and the seat), rescue crews, at Lentzâs request, prayed out loud for the trapped woman. And thatâs when a mystery priest allegedly appeared. According to accounts, he came out of nowhere and brought intense calm upon the situation. âHe came up and approached the patient, and offered a prayer,â New London Fire Chief Raymond Reed told KHQA-TV. âIt was a Catholic priest who had anointing oil with him. A sense of calmness came over her, and it did us as well.â Considering how many people were at the scene and interacting with the mystery faith leader, the story is a fascinating one. âI canât be for certain how it was said, but myself and another firefighter, we very plainly heard that we should remain calm, that our tools would now work and that we would get her out of that vehicle,â the firefighter added. Now hereâs where things get weird. After another fire department showed up, the rescue proceeded easily and the tools worked, as promised. But when nearly a dozen firefighters turned around to thank the priest, he was gone; the road was empty. Considering that the road was blocked off for a quarter of a mile during the rescue and that no cars were around, the scenario, on the surface, seems a bit bizarre. Lentzâs friends and family want to thank the priest, but, so far, heâs nowhere to be found. âWhere did this guy come from?â Travis Wiseman said, speaking rhetorically about the faith leader . âWeâre looking for the priest and so far, no one has seen him. Whether it was a priest as an angel or an actual angel, he was an angel to all those and to Katie.â The search for the priest forges on. http://www.theblaze.com/stories/201...following-horrible-car-crash-then-disappears/
I'm sure it was a priest, not an angel. The priest probably realizes he can do God a greater service by remaining silent, and allowing people's faith to be strengthened accordingly. God is more likely to work through the priest than to send some "angel" to a car accident scene. This is just my personal belief.
I wasn't at Woodstock either, but I have an opinion on that, too. Let me know if you want to hear about it some time
Isn't it funny that the same kind of people that believe in angels disbelieve global warming? Makes one wonder. Just how stupid and gullible are these idiots?
The KHQA report continues, "We would like to find this gentleman and be able to thank him," Reed said. "As a first responder, you don't know what you're going to run into. We have a lot of tools, and we have intensive training. In this particular case, it is my feeling that it was nothing more than sheer faith and nothing short of a miracle." http://cnsnews.com/mrctv-blog/eric-scheiner/was-mystery-priest-miracle
And, it gets even more unusual. Even odder, the black-garbed priest does not appear in any of the nearly 70 photos of the scene of the accident in which a 19-year-old girl almost died. No one knows the priest and he vanished without a word, said Raymond Reed, fire chief of New London, Mo. http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/08/07/angel-crash-missouri/2630227/