"SIR" ALBERT TRIES THE OLD END-AROUND; SEEKS EVIDENCE FOR HIS FALSE CLAIMS

A devotee to the true and proper devotion to Our Lady of America has sent the following from "Sir" Albert Langsenkramp and "Cardinal" McCarthy, who claims to be a lawyer in two states ( the state of confusion and the state of sin).  Langsenkamp and McCarthy, who have stolen much from Sister Mary Ephrem and Sister Mary Joseph Therese, apparently want to develop evidence to support their thefts and copyright/trademark infringements.  Langsenkramp & McCarthy have infringed the copyright protections of Sister Mary Ephrem's Diary, the copyright which Sister Ephrem was awarded by the U.S. Copyright Office in 1989.

Langsenkramp and McCarthy have no shame and the "letters and correspondence" to which Langsenkramp refers are, by and large, documents that he and McCarthy stole from Sister Mary Joseph Therese by fraud and deception.

Displayed here below is Langsenkramp's plea for evidence, which he hopes will defeat the copyright protections awarded to Sister Ephrem.  Apparently Langsenkramps attempts to learn how to defeat Sister's copyright protections from OTHER CROOKS didn't work out satisfactorily.

Here, then, is Langsenkramp's thinly veiled attempt to develop evidence, now that the lawsuit ( filed by Langsenkramp, McCarthy, and BVM Foundations without any proof) is in full swing:

Sr. Mary Ephrem
 
When my family first got involved with promoting this devotion to Our Lady of America it was already late 2005. This was nearly fifty years after the apparitions started and was 5 years after the death of Sr. Mary Ephrem in early 2000. While full of joy to know of this devotion and of the fact that our Blessed Mother chose my home state of Indiana as the location where she first appeared as Our Lady of America, there is lingering disappointment knowing that for at least 40 years I lived no more than a three hour drive from where Sr. Mary Ephrem lived; yet, I did not know of her existence and sublime story until years after her death. Thankfully, that will not be the case for some persons who may read this email; some have known her for many years. Either, through in-person encounters, or through the telephone, or perhaps by correspondence, some did know her when she was in one of the convents prior to 1982. Getting to know Sr. Ephrem has been a journey. First, through her messages and prayers. Subsequently, as part of promoting this devotion, I have had the privilege of reviewing correspondences between her and others, both inside and outside the Church hierarchy. As an example, just recently in the archives of the esteemed Boys Town of Nebraska a correspondence was found showing that the head of this organizationwas promoting the devotion with medals and prayers distributed to the children living there. Other stories have been relayed about a particular kindness, prayer, or advice given by Sr. Ephrem.If you have a story, correspondence or recollection about the visionary please share it with us. I would like to dismiss that lingering disappointment at never having met her. Certainly there are others that have the same sense. Please contact us via email if you actually had some communication with Sister Mary Ephrem (Mildred Neuzil). 
 
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BVM Foundations without any proof) is in full swing.  Langsenkamp's only true "lingering disappointment" is that he and McCarthy could not have stolen more from Sisters Ephrem and Joseph Therese.


By thy Holy and Immaculate Conception, Oh Mary, deliver us from these schemers, scammers, and thieves.  AMEN!