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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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Padre Pio may have been granted bilocation, but I need trilocation.
This, with other spiritual gifts such as bilocation and the "reading of souls," brought much popular attention to the humble Capuchin friar.
Along similar lines, Ma ria de Jesus de Agreda was not only educated, she was well connected -- to the point where she developed a close friendship with Felipe IV, in spite of her claims to levitation, three years of bilocation, and having been transported to New Mexico by angels.
 
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