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bilocation

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bi·lo·ca·tion  (bl-kshn)
n.
Existence or the ability to exist simultaneously in two places.
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Noun1.bilocation - the ability (said of certain Roman Catholic saints) to exist simultaneously in two locations
location - a point or extent in space


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In addition to his many journalistic talents, Allen also seems to possess Padre Pio-like powers of bilocation, since he now covers the Vatican while living in New York City.
As I have mastered the powers of bilocation, I would say there's a very good chance I'll be featuring on Football Weekly Extra, which should be going up on the site soon, once the lads in the editing suite have removed all the profanity and inserted jokes, informed comment and canned laughter.
And thousands of individuals - from ordinary Italian peasants and fellow clerics to high public officials and pilgrims from around the world - witnessed and testified to his powers of telepathy, prophecy, bilocation, levitation {Like Theresa de Avila and John of the Cross}, and healing.
 
 
 
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