Any real Exorcism stories out there?

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****After listening to Catholic Answers Live today (the guest was an Exorcist), I wondered if anyone has a story about any encounters with Exorcists or the possessed.

It was a very interesting show. Of course, the Exorcist was careful to explain not all people who are perceived to be possessed or afflicted by demons are really possessed. Some may be merely mentally ill ect… However, he did explain that there is probably more demon type infestations around today more then ever.

Please respond if you have a story or comment.
 
Simon_X said:
****After listening to Catholic Answers Live today (the guest was an Exorcist), I wondered if anyone has a story about any encounters with Exorcists or the possessed.

It was a very interesting show. Of course, the Exorcist was careful to explain not all people who are perceived to be possessed or afflicted by demons are really possessed. Some may be merely mentally ill ect… However, he did explain that there is probably more demon type infestations around today more then ever.

Please respond if you have a story or comment.
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Read Hostage to the Devil by Malachi Martin. It concerns documented accounts pf Demonic possession and exorcism.
 
Fr. Gabriel Amorth has one or two books concerning his experience as Head Exorcist of the Vatican. He details quite a fe accounts throughout the books. (I believe the first one is “Tales of an Exorcist” but I don’t remember).

I’ve met an Exorcist and have heard him speak on a few occasions.
He said that he had yet to perform the full ritual of Exorcism since being assigned, but has seen it performed when studying at the Vatican.

He told the story of a Nun from Italy who would to come visit the Exorcist very often. Her mother had dedicated her to Satan at a young age. He remember seeing her the first time and she was very small and quiet when she came for an appointment. The next time he saw her, she was a different person. Lively and joyful.

He mentioned an Orthodox Deacon who called him to assist with a family member… When he went over, a voice told them to “Get Out!” when they first entered. The family member would swear like a sailor and yell anytime the Deacon would go talk to him. However, whenever he saw the Priest, he would always be very quiet, meak, and polite to him.

As you mentioned, not all cases are actual cases of possession. I believe how he mentioned that most cases were part of mental issues or trauma. He has the assistance of a secular psychiatrist and the such. He also insists on having access to the patient’s medical record to consult with a Doctor and such.

One sad case he mentioned was when a Mother was trying everyone she could find to ‘exorcise’ her daughter, who had terrible dreams and kept seeing a faceless person. It turns out that the child had witnessed a murder at a very early age where a store clerk was shot in the head. Father insisted that the child recieve counselling and that demonic possession was of course not the problem here. The mother refused to believe him and went elsewhere.

Just a few interesting stories I’ve heard that I can remember. Of course, as they are just me repeating them from lectures, take them with a grain of salt.
 
Thanks P85 and CC…yes, this is pretty much in line with what the priest said on the radio yesterday. Also, he did mention that although some of his clients were mentally ill, they did indeed exhibit signs of demonic manifestations. In other words, their illness and the devil’s
influence kind of went hand in hand. Of course, that’s not present in every case of a mentally ill person.

I have to think, however, that many addictions (ie porn, drugs…) along with really bizarre behavior (crimes like V Tech, mothers/fathers killing their children, Hitler, ect.) have got to be associated with some kind of demonic influence.

Not excusing or rationalizing any of that behavior. But kind of makes you wonder…
 
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Thanks P85 and CC…yes, this is pretty much in line with what the priest said on the radio yesterday. Also, he did mention that although some of his clients were mentally ill, they did indeed exhibit signs of demonic manifestations. In other words, their illness and the devil’s
influence kind of went hand in hand. Of course, that’s not present in every case of a mentally ill person.

I have to think, however, that many addictions (ie porn, drugs…) along with really bizarre behavior (crimes like V Tech, mothers/fathers killing their children, Hitler, ect.) have got to be associated with some kind of demonic influence.

Not excusing or rationalizing any of that behavior. But kind of makes you wonder…
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Father Malachi Martin who was an exorcist for many years said that addiction, demonic harrassment and obsession were three of the most common types of possession. Full blown demonic possession is not as common as those other three but apparently is growing in both frequency and intensity…
 
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Father Malachi Martin who was an exorcist for many years said that addiction, demonic harrassment and obsession were three of the most common types of possession. Full blown demonic possession is not as common as those other three but apparently is growing in both frequency and intensity…
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Indeed, I believe the devil probably works a little under the radar since it’s so effective. Look at the sin of lust (or any that’s attacks folks), it’s so easy to plant the seed of temptation that the devil doesn’t have to do anything to showy. Just starts little by little till he has you. Can’t open that door for him…
 
I have been sent a few True Exorcism stories, it is a bit long:
I have formatted them into PDF format so you may down load it, one of them is an entire book with many different Exorcism accounts.
THE EXORCISM OF NICOLA AUBREY (PDF)

Warnings From The Other World (PDF)

**THE EXORCISM OF NICOLA AUBREY
****By Father Michael Muller, C.Ss.R.

****It is indeed a remarkable fact that, as the devil made use of Luther,
an apostate monk, to abolish the Mass and deny the Real Presence, in
like manner God made use of His arch-enemy, the devil, to prove the
Real Presence. He repeatedly forced him publicly to profess his firm
belief in it, to confound the heretics for their disbelief, and
acknowledge himself vanquished by Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament.
For this purpose God allowed a certain Mme. Nicola Aubrey, an
innocent person, to become possessed by Beelzebub and twenty-nine
other evil spirits. The possession took place on the eighth of
November, 1565, and lasted until the eighth of February, 1566.

Her parents took her to Father de Motta, a pious priest of Vervins,
in order that he might expel the demon by exorcisms of the Church.
Father de Motta tried several times to expel the evil spirit by
applying the sacred relics of the holy cross, but he could not
succeed; Satan would not depart. At last, inspired by the Holy Ghost,
he resolved to expel the devil by means of the sacrament of Our
Lord’s Body and Blood. Whilst Nicola was lying in a state of
unnatural lethargy, Father de Motta placed the Blessed Sacrament upon
her lips, and instantly the infernal spell was broken; Nicola was
restored to consciousness, and received Holy Communion with every
mark of devotion. As soon as Nicola had received the sacred Body of
Our Lord, her face became bright and beautiful as the face of an
angel, and all who saw her were filled with joy and wonder, and they
blessed God from their inmost hearts. With the permission of God,
Satan returned and again took possession of Nicola.

As the strange circumstances of Nicola’s possession became known
everywhere, several Calvinist preachers came with their followers,
to “expose this popish cheat,” as they said. On their entrance, the
devil saluted them mockingly, called them by name, and told them that
they had come in obedience to him. One of the preachers took his
Protestant prayerbook, and began to read it with a very solemn face.
The devil laughed at him, and putting on a most comical look, he
said: “Ho! Ho! My good friend; do you intend to expel me with your
prayers and hymns? Do you think that they will cause me any pain?
Don’t you know that they are mine? I helped to compose them!”

“I will expel thee in the name of God,” said the preacher, solemnly.

“You!” said the devil mockingly. “You will not expel me either in the
name of God, or in the name of the devil. Did you ever hear of one
devil driving out another?”

“I am not a devil,” said the preacher, angrily, “I am a servant of
Christ.”

“A servant of Christ, indeed!” said Satan, with a sneer. “What! I
tell you, you are worse than I am. I believe, and you do not want to
believe. Do you suppose that you can expel me from the body of this
miserable wretch? Ha! Go first and expel all the devils that are in
your own heart!”

The preacher took his leave, somewhat discomfited. On going away, he
said, turning up the whites of his eyes, “O Lord, I pray thee, assist
this poor creature!”

“And I pray Lucifer,” cried the evil spirit, “that he may never leave
you, but may always keep you firmly in his power, as he does now. Go
about your business, now. You are all mine, and I am your master.”

On the arrival of the priest, several of the Protestants went away –
they had seen and heard more than they wanted. Others, however,
remained; and great was their terror when they saw how the devil
writhed and howled in agony, as soon as the Blessed Sacrament was
brought near him. At last the evil spirit departed, leaving Nicola in
a state of unnatural trance. While she was in this state, several of
the preachers tried to open her eyes, but they found it impossible to
do so. The priest then placed the Blessed Sacrament on Nicola’s lips,
and instantly she was restored to consciousness. Rev. Father de Motta
then turned to the astonished preachers, and said: “Go now, ye
preachers of the new Gospel; go and relate everywhere what you have
seen and heard. Do not deny any longer that Our Lord Jesus Christ is
really and truly present in the Blessed Sacrament of the altar. Go
now, and let not human respect hinder you from confessing the truth.”
**
During the exorcisms of the following days, the devil was forced to
confess that he was not to be expelled at Vervins, and that he had
with him twenty-nine devils, among whom were three powerful demons:
Cerberus, Astaroth, and Legio. On the third of January, 1556, the
bishop arrived at Vervins, and began the exorcism in the church, in
the presence of an immense multitude.
"I command thee, in the name and by power of the real presence of Our
Lord in the Blessed Sacrament, to depart instantly," said the bishop
to Satan in a solemn voice.

**

**
 
**
Satan was, at last, expelled the second time by means of the Blessed
Sacrament. On leaving, he paralyzed the left arm and right foot of
Nicola, and also made her left arm longer than her right; and no
power on earth could cure this strange infirmity, until some weeks
after, when the devil was at last completely and irrevocably
expelled. Nicola was now taken to the celebrated pilgrimage of Our
Lady at Liesse, especially since the devil seemed to fear that place
so much. Next day Father de Motta began the exorcism in the church of
Our Lady at Liesse, in the presence of an immense multitude. He took
the Blessed Sacrament in his hand, and, showing it to the demon, he
said: “I command thee, in the name of the living God, the great
Emmanuel Whom thou seest here present, and in Whom thou believest.”

“Ah, yes!” shrieked the demon, “I believe in Him.” And the devil
howled again as he made this confession, for it was wrung from him by
the power of Almighty God.

“I command thee, then, in His Name,” said the priest, “to quit this
body instantly.”

At these words, and especially at the sight of the Blessed Sacrament,
the devil suffered the most frightful torture. At one moment the body
of Nicola was rolled up like a ball; then again she became fearfully
swollen. At one time her face was unnaturally lengthened, then
excessively widened, and sometimes it was as red as scarlet. Her
eyes, at times, protruded horribly, and then again sunk deeply into
her skull. Her tongue hung down to her chin; it was sometimes black,
sometimes red, and sometimes spotted like a toad. The priest still
continued to urge and torture Satan. “Accursed spirit!” he cried, "I
command thee, in the Name and by the real presence of Our Lord Jesus
Christ here in the Blessed Sacrament, to depart instantly from the
body of this poor creature.

“Ah, yes!” cried Satan, howling wildly, “twenty-six of my companions
shall leave this instant, for they are forced to do so.”

The people in the church now began to pray with great fervor.
Suddenly Nicola’s limbs began to crack, as if every bone in her body
were breaking; a pestilential vapor came forth from her mouth, and
twenty-six devils departed from her, never more to return. Nicola
then fell into an unnatural swoon, from which she was aroused only by
the Blessed Sacrament. On recovering her senses, and receiving holy
communion, Nicola’s face shone like the face of an angel. The priest
still continued to urge the demon, and used every means to expel him.

“I will not leave, unless commanded by the bishop of Leon,” answered
the demon, angrily.

Nicola was now taken to Pierrepont, where one of the demons, name
Legio, was expelled by means of the Blessed Sacrament. Next morning
Nicola was brought to the church. Scarcely had she quitted the house,
when the devil again took possession of her. The bishop who was
requested to exorcise Nicola, prepared himself for this terrible task
by prayer and fasting, and other works of penance. On arrival of
Nicola in the Church, the exorcism began. “How many are you in this
body?” asked the bishop.

“There are three of us,” answered the evil spirit.

“What are your names?”

“Beelzebub, Cerberus, and Astaroth.”

“What has become of the others?”, asked the bishop.

“They have been expelled,” answered Satan.

“Who expelled them?”

“Ha!”, cried the devil, gnashing his teeth, “it was He whom you hold
in your hand, there on the paten.” The devil meant our dear Lord in
the Blessed Sacrament.

The bishop then held the Blessed Sacrament near the face of Nicola.
The demon writhed and howled in agony. “Ah, yes! I will go, I will
go!”, he shrieked, “but I shall return.”

Suddenly Nicola became stiff and motionless as marble. The bishop
then touched her lips with the Blessed Sacrament, and in an instant
she was fully restored to consciousness. She received holy communion,
and her countenance now shone with a wondrous, supernatural beauty.
Next day Nicola was brought again to the Church, and the exorcism
began as usual. The bishop took the Blessed Sacrament in his hand,
held it near the face of Nicola, and said:

“I command thee in the name of the living God, and by the real
presence of Our Lord Jesus Christ here in the sacrament of the altar,
to depart instantly from the body of this creature of God, and never
more to return.”

“No! No!”, shrieked the devil, “I will not go. My hour is not yet
come.”

“I command thee to depart. Go forth, impure, accursed spirit! Go
forth!” and the bishop held the Blessed Sacrament close to Nicola’s
face.

“Stop!, stop!”, shrieked Satan; “let me go! I will depart – but I
shall return.” And instantly Nicola fell into the most frightful
convulsions. A black smoke was seen issuing from her mouth, and she
fell again into a swoon.

****During her stay in Leon, Nicola was carefully examined by Catholic
and Protestant physicians. Her left arm, which had been paralyzed by
the devil, was found entirely without feeling. The doctors cut into
the arm with a sharp knife; they burnt it with fire; they drove pins
and needles under the nails of the fingers; but Nicola felt not pain;
her arm was utterly insensible. Once, while Nicola was lying in a
state of unnatural lethargy, the doctors gave her some bread soaked
in wine (it was what the Protestants call their communion, or Lord’s
Supper); they rubbed her limbs briskly; they threw water in her face;
they pierced her tongue until the blood flowed; they tried every
possible means to arouse her, but in vain! Nicola remained cold and
motionless as marble. At last the priest touched the lips of Nicola
with the Blessed Sacrament, and instantly she was restored to
consciousness, and began to praise God.
**
 
**The miracle was so clear, so palpable, that one of the doctors, who
was a bigoted Calvinist, immediately renounced his errors, and became
a Catholic. Several times, also, the Protestants touched Nicola’s
face with a host which was not consecrated, and which, consequently,
was only bread, but Satan was not the least tormented by this. He
only ridiculed their efforts.

On the twenty-seventh of January, the bishop, after having walked in
solemn procession with the clergy and the faithful, began the
exorcism in church, in the presence of a vast multitude of
Protestants and Catholics. The bishop now held the Blessed Sacrament
close to the face of Nicola. Suddenly a wild, unearthly yell rings
through the air – a black, heavy smoke issues from the mouth of
Nicola. The demon Astaroth is expelled forever. During the exorcism
which took place on the first of February, the bishop said:

“O accursed spirit! Since neither prayer, nor the holy gospels,
neither the exorcisms of the Church, nor the holy relics, can compel
thee to depart, I will now show thee thy Lord and Master, and by His
power I command thee.”

During the exorcism, which took place after Mass, the bishop held the
Blessed Sacrament in his hand, and said: “O accursed spirit, arch-
enemy of the ever-blessed God! I command thee, by the precious blood
of Jesus Christ here present, to depart from this poor woman! Depart
accursed, into the everlasting flames of hell!”

At these words, and especially at the sight of the Blessed Sacrament,
the demon was so fearfully tormented, and the appearance of Nicola
was so hideous and revolting, that the people turned away their eyes
in horror. At last a heavy sigh was heard, and a cloud of black smoke
issued from the mouth of Nicola. Cerberus was expelled. Again Nicola
fell into a death-like swoon, and again she was brought to
consciousness only by means of the Blessed Sacrament. During the
exorcism which took place on the seventh day of February, the bishop
said to Satan:

“Tell me. Why hast thou taken possession of this honest and virtuous
Catholic woman!”

“I have done so by permission of God. I have taken possession of her
on account of the sins of the people. I have done it to show my
Calvinists that there are devils who can take possession of man
whenever God permits it. I know they do not want to believe this, but
I will show them that I am the devil. I have taken possession of this
creature in order to convert them, or to harden them in their sins;
and, by the Sacred Blood, I will perform my task.”

This answer filled all who heard it with horror. “Yes,” answered the
bishop, solemnly, “God desires to unite all men in the only holy
faith. As there is but one God, so there can be but one true
religion. A religion like that which the Protestants have invented,
is but a hollow mockery. It must fall. The religion established by
Our Lord Jesus Christ is the only true one; it alone shall last
forever. It is destined to unite all men within its sacred embrace,
so that there shall be but one sheep-fold and one shepherd. This
divine Shepherd is Our Lord Jesus Christ, the invisible head of the
holy Roman Catholic Church, whose visible head is our holy Father the
Pope, successor of St. Peter.”

The devil was silent – he was put to shame before the entire
multitude. He was expelled once more by means of the Blessed
Sacrament. In the afternoon of the same day the devil began to
cry: “Ah! Ha! You think that you can expel me in this way. You have
not the proper attendance of a bishop. Where are the dean and the
archdean? Where are the royal judges? Where is the chief magistrate,
who was frightened out of his wits that night, in the prison? Where
is the procurator of the king? Where are his attorneys and
counselors? Where is the clerk of the court?” (The devil mentioned
each of these by name.) "I will not depart until all are assembled.
Were I to depart now, what proof could you give to the king of all
that has happened? Do you think that people will believe you so
easily? No! No! There are many who would make objections. The
testimony of these common country-people here will have but little
weight. It is a torment to me that I must tell you what you have to
do. I am forced to do it. Ha! Cursed be the hour in which I first
took possession of this vile wretch.

“I find little pleasure in thy prating,” answered the bishop. “There
are witnesses enough here. Those whom you have mentioned are not
necessary. Depart! then; give glory to God. Depart – go to the
flames of hell!”

“Yes, I shall depart, but not today. I know full well that I must
depart. My sentence is passed; I am compelled to leave.”

“I care not for thy jabbering,” said the bishop, “I shall expel thee
by the power of God: by the Precious Blood of Our Lord Jesus Christ.”

“Yes, I must yield to you,” shrieked the demon wildly. “It tortures
me that I must give you this honor.”

The bishop now took the Blessed Sacrament in his hand, and held it
close to the face of the possessed woman. At last, Satan was
compelled to flee once more. The next morning, after the procession
was ended, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass was offered up as usual.
During the consecration, the possessed woman was twice raised over
six feet into the air, and then fell back heavily upon the platform.
As the bishop, just before the Pater Noster, took the Sacred Host
once more in his hand, and raised it with the chalice, the possessed
woman was again whisked into the air, carrying with her the keepers,
fifteen in number, at least six feet above the platform; and, after a
while, she fell heavily back on the ground.
**
 
**At this sight, all present were filled with amazement and terror. A
German Protestant named Voske fell on his knees; he burst into tears;
he was converted. “Ah!” cried he, “I now believe firmly that the
devil really possesses this poor creature. I believe that it is
really the body and blood of Jesus Christ which expels him. I believe
firmly. I will no longer remain a Protestant.” After Mass, the
exorcism began as usual.

“Now, at last,” said the bishop, “thou must depart. Away with thee,
evil spirit!”

“Yes,” said Satan, “it is true that I must depart, but not yet. I
will not go before the hour is come in which I first took possession
of this wretched creature.”

At last the bishop took the Sacred Host in his hand, and said: “In
the name of the adorable Trinity: Father, Son, and Holy Ghost – in
the name of the sacred body of Jesus Christ here present – I command
thee, wicked spirit, to depart.”

“Yes, yes, it is true!,” shrieked the demon wildly; “it is true. It
is the body of God. I must confess it, for I am forced to do so. Ha!
It tortures me that I must confess this, but I must. I speak the
truth only when I am forced to do it. The truth is not from me. It
comes from my Lord and Master. I have entered this body by the
permission of God.”

The bishop now held the Blessed Sacrament close to the face of the
possessed woman. The demon writhed in fearful agony. He tried in
every way to escape from the presence of Our Lord in the Blessed
Sacrament. At length a black smoke was seen issuing from the mouth of
Nicola. She fell into a swoon, and was restored to consciousness only
by means of the Blessed Sacrament. The eighth of February, the day
appointed by God on which Satan was to leave Nicola forever, arrived
at last. After the solemn procession, the bishop began the last
exorcism.

“I shall not ask thee any longer,” said the bishop to Satan, “when
thou intendest to leave, I will expel thee instantly by the power of
the living God, and by the precious Body and Blood of Jesus Christ,
His beloved Son, here present in the Sacrament of the Altar.”

“Ha, yes!” shrieked the demon. “I confess that the Son of God is here
really and truly present. He is my Lord and Master. It tortures me to
confess it, but I am forced to do so.” Then he repeated several
times, with a wild, unearthly howl: “Yes, it is true. I must confess
it. I am forced to leave, by the power of God’s body here present. I
must – I must depart. It torments me that I must go so soon, and
that I must confess this truth. But this truth is not from me; it
comes from my Lord and Master, who has sent me hither, and who
commands and compels me to confess the truth publicly.”

The bishop then took the Blessed Sacrament in his hand, and, holding
it on high, he said, with a solemn voice: “O thou wicked, unclean
spirit, Beelzebub! Thou arch-enemy of the eternal God! Behold, here
present, the precious Body and Blood of Our Lord Jesus Christ, thy
Lord and Master! I adjure thee, in the name and by the power of Our
Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, true God and true man, who is here
present; I command thee to depart instantly and forever from this
creature of God. Depart to the deepest depth of hell, there to be
tormented forever. Go forth, unclean spirit, go forth – behold here
thy Lord and Master!”

At these solemn words, and at the sight of our sacramental Lord, the
poor possessed woman writhed fearfully. Her limbs cracked as if every
bone in her body were breaking. The fifteen strong men who held her,
could scarcely keep her back. They staggered from side to side; they
were covered with perspiration. Satan tried to escape from the
presence of Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament. The mouth of Nicola
was wide open, her tongue hung down below her chin, her face was
shockingly swollen and distorted. Her color changed from yellow to
green, and became even gray and blue, so that she no longer looked
like a human being; it was rather the face of a hideous, incarnate
demon. All present trembled with terror, especially when they heard
the wild cry of the demon, which sounded like the loud roar of a wild
bull. They fell on their knees, and with tears in their eyes, began
to cry out: “Jesus, have mercy!”

****The bishop continued to urge Satan. At last the evil spirit departed,
and Nicola fell back senseless into the arms of her keepers. She
still, however, remained shockingly distorted. In this state she was
shown to the judges, and to all the people present; she was rolled up
like a ball. The bishop now fell on his knees, in order to give her
the Blessed Sacrament as usual. But see! Suddenly the demon returns,
wild with rage, endeavors to seize the hand of the bishop, and even
tries to grasp the Blessed Sacrament itself. The bishop starts back;
Nicola is carried into the air and the bishop rises from his knees,
trembling with terror and pale as death.

****The good bishop takes courage again; he pursues the demon, holding
the Blessed Sacrament in his hand, till at length the demon, overcome
by the power of Our Lord’s sacred body, goes forth amidst smoke, and
lightning, and thunder. Thus was the demon at length expelled
forever, on Friday afternoon, at three o’clock, the same day and hour
on which Our Lord triumphed over hell by His ever-blessed death.
**
 
**Nicola was now completely cured; she could move her left arm with the
greatest ease. She fell on her knees and thanked God, as well as the
good bishop, for all he had done for her. The people wept for joy,
and sang hymns of praise and thanksgiving in honor of our dear Lord
in the Blessed Sacrament. On all sides were heard the
exclamations: “Oh, what a great miracle! Oh, thank God that I
witnessed it! Who is there now that can doubt of the real presence of
Our Lord Jesus Christ in the Sacrament of the Altar!” Many a
Protestant also said: “I believe now in the presence of Our Lord in
the Blessed Sacrament; I have seen with my eyes! I will remain a
Calvinist no longer. Accursed be those who have hitherto kept me in
error! Oh, now I can understand what a good thing is the Holy
Sacrifice of the Mass!”

A solemn Te Deum was intoned; the organ pealed forth and the bells
rung forth a merry chime. The whole city was filled with joy.

This great triumph of Jesus Christ in the Blessed Sacrament over
Satan occurred in the presence of more than 150,000 people, in the
presence of the ecclesiastical and civil authorities of the city, of
Protestants and Catholics alike. I have published a lengthy account
of this extraordinary affair in a little volume entitled “Triumph of
the Blessed Sacrament.” These facts are well-authenticated by the
accounts published in various languages – French, Italian, Spanish,
and German, as I have shown on pages 13, 14, and 15 of the above-
mentioned little volume.

The above was taken from Chapter 5 of the book The Holy Sacrifice of
the Mass by Fr. Michael Muller, C.SS.R. available from TAN Books &
Publishers.**
 
Thanks Gara, will be checking this all out…appreciate this very much…
 
Woah…The power of Our Lord in the Eucharist is truly amazing!
 
Has anyone else read Warnings from the Beyond aka Warnings From The Other World - To the Contemporary Church
(Confessions of Hell)?

I can’t see how the Church would recognize that book as reputable? There is claim to an 'imposter Pope" and that even though Lefebvre didn’t obey the Pope, he was on the right path. These words supposedly were spoken by Judas who had possessed someone. Which leads me to another red flag: I thought only demons could possess people and not humans. Judas had spoke of “human demons” and I was taught a human can never become a demon (fallen angel.)

thoughts?
 
Well there have been no responses, so perhaps I did something wrong. It didn’t seem like my question should have started another thread, because I was asking about the book/link that Gara had posted.

Should I have taken my post to another forum?

I’m really not trying to break any rules, but I thought it was an important point to bring up especially if Simon wanted to learn more. Just trying to be vigilant about anti-Catholic writings out there.

I don’t know. Gara, would you mind if I just emailed you?

Thanks
Jen
 
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