Article: "There’s a Satanic Force Driving the Public’s Response to the Covington Catholic Incident."

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see There's a Satanic Force Driving the Public's Response to the Covington Catholic Incident, Explains this Bishop |

“When looking for evidence of the Satanic in our culture, don’t waste your time on special effects made popular by all of the exorcism movies. Look no further than your computer and the twisted “communities” that it makes possible and the victims that it regularly casts out.”

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[JimG]

An insightful article by Bishop Barron.

 

[BoomerangToo]

When you’re about to make a comment, ask yourself a very simple question: “Am I doing this out of love, out of a sincere wish for the good of the person or persons I’m addressing?” If not, shut up.

If it becomes clear that your comment is simply spleen-venting, scapegoating, or virtue-signalling, shut up. The internet can be a marvelous tool, and it can be a weapon used for Satanic purposes. Applying the test of love can very effectively undermine the scapegoating mechanism and drive the devil out.

Good advice. Oh, how we jump to conclusions nowadays… If I saw it on the internet, it must be the truth!

 

[Michael16]

I’d agree with Bishop Barron. I think this whole thing is Satanic and overblown.

 

[JimR-OCDS]

And I just read recently that a Bishop, who originally condemned the Covington Teens, but remained silent after the real story was revealed, said that wearing a MAGA hat is not pro-life. In other words, it was his tap dance around losing face.

Jim

 

[poche]

That is almost always the case with the Catholic Church. Satan hates the Catholic church and will do anything to destroy us.