Joe Coleman said he would have to reflect on it all before putting details on his website.
The Dubliner also held up his bus pass, telling supporters he was a "poor man" who lived off the invalidity pension.
More than 1,000 people turned out at the Melleray Grotto in Cappoquin, Co Waterford yesterday to see Mr Coleman.
Mr Coleman, who has attracted scorn for his claims that the Virgin Mary passes him messages, told the crowd that Our Lady had appeared to him with red roses at her feet.
He said she had given him a "fantastic" message and had urged everyone to pray.
But he was unable to pass on the message as it was too extensive.
Speaking after the event, Mr Coleman claimed to be "disgusted" at how the Catholic Church had treated his supporters.
He said he would be returning to Knock, Co Mayo shortly, a place where he claims to see the Virgin Mary.
"Knock may look out. The people are going to claim Knock back. They cannot close Knock on me and my followers."
Mr Coleman claimed his supporters had been "disrespected".
"The Catholic Church -- they cannot bar us from the church -- that's Our Lady's church, it's our church."
Mr Coleman was referring to how he and his followers were not allowed to pray in the Apparition Chapel in Knock.
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