Exorcism Story of Irish Man in England

Pamela111

http://www.catholiceducation.org/articles/religion/re0418.html

I blame the increasing acceptance of the occult throughout all levels of society including organised events and the promotion of pagan religeons, Satanic mediums, fortune tellers, tarrot cards, horoscopes, superstition, Yoga, Spiritualism, hypnotism, Pornography etc. All of these are gifts from Satan.


For one victim, Dermot (not his real name), a Ouija board caused problems that culminated three years ago.


The father of two in his mid-50s told the Register that when he came to Britain from Galway, Ireland, to work on a building site as a young man, he joined in a group session with the popular board game for a laugh.
Afterward, he used the board again and again, and felt the after-effects for years. "I had all kinds of troubles down the years and I could never understand the terrible blasphemous thoughts that came into my head."
Three years ago, he found himself having to be held down by four priests while a prayer for deliverance was said over his struggling, screaming body.
"I don't know where [that] strength came from as it happened but I do know I felt a new man afterwards" he told the Register.

getz

Pamela111 wrote: »

http://www.catholiceducation.org/articles/religion/re0418.html

I blame the increasing acceptance of the occult throughout all levels of society including organised events and the promotion of pagan religeons, Satanic mediums, fortune tellers, tarrot cards, horoscopes, superstition, Yoga, Spiritualism, hypnotism, Pornography etc. All of these are gifts from Satan.


For one victim, Dermot (not his real name), a Ouija board caused problems that culminated three years ago.


The father of two in his mid-50s told the Register that when he came to Britain from Galway, Ireland, to work on a building site as a young man, he joined in a group session with the popular board game for a laugh.
Afterward, he used the board again and again, and felt the after-effects for years. "I had all kinds of troubles down the years and I could never understand the terrible blasphemous thoughts that came into my head."
Three years ago, he found himself having to be held down by four priests while a prayer for deliverance was said over his struggling, screaming body.
"I don't know where [that] strength came from as it happened but I do know I felt a new man afterwards" he told the Register.

what a load of crap . the church itself is part of the accult with its incence and candles [none of which has anything to do with the bible]

Phototoxin

I blame the increasing acceptance of the occult throughout all levels of society including organised events and the promotion of pagan religeons, Satanic mediums, fortune tellers, tarrot cards, horoscopes, superstition, Yoga, Spiritualism, hypnotism, Pornography etc. All of these are gifts from Satan.

Porn is occult now ? It's hardly a hidden or secret thing. Also catholics are some of the most superstitious people you will meet.

And in fairness Irish Catholicsm cannot point the finger at paganism, for it 'borrowed' many of it's festivals and intigrated them into its own practise.

Pamela111

Phototoxin wrote: »

Porn is occult now ? It's hardly a hidden or secret thing. Also catholics are some of the most superstitious people you will meet.

Porn is dangerous. Any negative or indecent image that enters the brain is dangerous. Even non beleivers would witness to this Im sure. As for Catholics, we are all sinners and we are ignorant to our own sins. If we knew all our own faults we would stop them.

Phototoxin wrote: »

And in fairness Irish Catholicsm cannot point the finger at paganism, for it 'borrowed' many of it's festivals and intigrated them into its own practise.

You can buy books and read articles on how certain aspects of Jesus Christ's church are similar to previous pagan customs. Such material is quite evil and blasphemous of His church. The fact is that Jesus Christ died on the cross for our sins and that He is present in the eucharist at each Mass held daily.

The 1000s of Eucharistic miracles that have occured should be evidence enough for even the most devout atheist but unfortunately not it seems:

http://www.therealpresence.org/eucharst/mir/engl_mir.htm

example:
http://www.therealpresence.org/eucharst/mir/english_pdf/Reunion.pdf

There are also 10,000s of other miracles happening all over the world:
eg Fatima http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_Miracle_of_Fatima
100,000 people witnessed this warning to the world.

However, some people wish to persist in thinking something is false and would prefer to see other Pagan religeons or modern ideas overcome the truth - Jesus Christ died for us and most of the world will reject Him.

No matter how great our sins or how scarlet the sinner Jesus is always waiting with His mercy.

Rev Hellfire

Pamela111 wrote: »

No matter how great our sins or how scarlet the sinner Jesus is always waiting with His mercy.

Well if that the case, then no harm done. Sure we'll just repent if we meet him and its happy days all round.

Pamela111

Phototoxin wrote: »

Porn is occult now ? It's hardly a hidden or secret thing. Also catholics are some of the most superstitious people you will meet.

And in fairness Irish Catholicsm cannot point the finger at paganism, for it 'borrowed' many of it's festivals and intigrated them into its own practise.

Rev Hellfire wrote: »

Well if that the case, then no harm done. Sure we'll just repent if we meet him and its happy days all round.

We don't get to see His face unless we are worthy.

Saint Faustina was also given a vision of Hell:

http://www.divinemercysunday.com/vision.htm

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The Apostle of Divine Mercy
St. Maria Faustina Kowalska
of the
Congregation of the Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy

"Today, I was led by an angel to the Chasms of Hell. It is a place of great torture; how awesomely large and extensive it is! The kinds of tortures I saw:
The First Torture that constitutes hell is:
The loss of God.
The Second is:
Perpetual remorse of conscience.
The Third is
That one's condition will never change.
The Fourth is:
The fire that will penetrate the soul without destroying it. A terrible suffering since it is a purely spiritual fire, lit by God's anger.
The Fifth Torture is:
Continual darkness and a terrible suffocating smell, and despite the darkness, the devils and the souls of the damned see each other and all the evil, both of others and their own.
The Sixth Torture is:
The constant company of Satan.
The Seventh Torture is:
Horrible despair, hatred of God, vile words, curses and blasphemies.

Rev Hellfire

Pamela111 wrote: »

"Today, I was led by an angel to the Chasms of Hell. It is a place of great torture; how awesomely large and extensive it is! The kinds of tortures I saw:
The First Torture that constitutes hell is:
The loss of God.
The Second is:
Perpetual remorse of conscience.
The Third is
That one's condition will never change.
The Fourth is:
The fire that will penetrate the soul without destroying it. A terrible suffering since it is a purely spiritual fire, lit by God's anger.
The Fifth Torture is:
Continual darkness and a terrible suffocating smell, and despite the darkness, the devils and the souls of the damned see each other and all the evil, both of others and their own.
The Sixth Torture is:
The constant company of Satan.
The Seventh Torture is:
Horrible despair, hatred of God, vile words, curses and blasphemies.

Nice, this is the same compassionate god you where speaking of earlier. You know the "No matter how great our sins or how scarlet the sinner is always waiting with His mercy" one.

Anyway I thought the catholic church had moved away from the view of hell as an punishment imposed by god, but rather as a self-imposed exile. A definition which is much more in keeping with the ideal of god.

Pamela111

These are the Tortures suffered by all the damned together, but that is not the end of the sufferings.

Indescribable Sufferings
There are special Tortures destined for particular souls. These are the torments of the senses. Each soul undergoes terrible and indescribable sufferings related to the manner in which it has sinned.

I would have died
There are caverns and pits of torture where one form of agony differs from another. I would have died at the very sight of these tortures if the omnipotence of God had not supported me.

No One Can Say There is No Hell
Let the sinner know that he will be tortured throughout all eternity, in those senses which he made use of to sin. I am writing this at the command of God, so that no soul may find an excuse by saying there is no hell, or that nobody has ever been there, and so no one can say what it is like...how terribly souls suffer there! Consequently, I pray even more fervently for the conversion of sinners. I incessantly plead God's mercy upon them. O My Jesus, I would rather be in agony until the end of the world, amidst the greatest sufferings, than offend you by the least sin." (Diary 741)

Pamela111

Rev Hellfire wrote: »

Nice, this is the same compassionate god you where speaking of earlier. You know the "No matter how great our sins or how scarlet the sinner is always waiting with His mercy" one.

Anyway I thought the catholic church had moved away from the view of hell as an punishment imposed by god, but rather as a self-imposed exile. A definition which is much more in keeping with the ideal of god.

Hell is self imposed and is still part of the Catchism of the Catholic Church and always will be. We are told it exists yet we sin.

Yes, anyone who refuses to turn to Jesus cannot expect compassion. He will tell the sinner (when they die) who refuses to change that He does not know them.

It is us that has the choice between God or the World, we are told that few will choose God.

Yet His mercy is so great that no soul should fear to turn to Him and allow Him to mould their lives and their souls. Any soul that does this will be filled with peace.

"I fill it with such an abundance of graces that it cannot contain them within itself, but radiates them to other souls" (Diary, 1074).

Nodin

Pamela111 wrote: »

http://www.catholiceducation.org/articles/religion/re0418.html

I blame the increasing acceptance of the occult throughout all levels of society including organised events

In fairness I prefer a bit of chaos meself.

Pamela111 wrote: »

and the promotion of pagan religeons, Satanic mediums,

...would you care to name a "Satanic medium"? I'm unfamiliar with the term......

Pamela111 wrote: »

Yoga, Spiritualism, hypnotism, Pornography etc. All of these are gifts from Satan.

I must remember to thank him for the Pornography then so.

Why is Yoga a 'gift from Satan'?
Why is hypnotism a 'gift from Satan'?

Pamela111 wrote: »

For one victim, Dermot (not his real name), a Ouija board caused problems that culminated three years ago.

Had he read the "do not eat" message on the back, he may have avoided much trouble.....

The father of two in his mid-50s told the Register that when he came to Britain from Galway, Ireland, to work on a building site as a young man, he joined in a group session with the popular board game for a laugh.

Yes, thats a regular past time on building sites. Can't get the tae into you fast enough so you can get a go at the board...

Rev Hellfire

Nodin wrote: »

Yes, thats a regular past time on building sites. Can't get the tae into you fast enough so you can get a go at the board...

Ouija boards double as handy mixing boards, that's why you find them on building sites so much.
"Hey paddy, when you're finished with that board, flip it over and ask the spirits where those 2x4's go".

Kintarō Hattori

Pamela111 wrote: »

Porn is dangerous.

Why?

Pamela111 wrote: »

Any negative or indecent image that enters the brain is dangerous. Even non beleivers would witness to this Im sure.

Ehhh can't say I agree with you here.


Where did you leave your time machine?

Galvasean

Pamela111 wrote: »

http://www.catholiceducation.org/articles/religion/re0418.html

I blame the increasing acceptance of the occult throughout all levels of society including organised events and the promotion of pagan religeons, Satanic mediums, fortune tellers, tarrot cards, horoscopes, superstition, Yoga, Spiritualism, hypnotism, Pornography etc. All of these are gifts from Satan.

Gareth37???

Malari

OK, porn - I can understand why a super-conservative catholic might find this the work of the devil but yoga? Seriously, how can a bit of stretching and stuff be that offensive???

kiffer

Kintar Hattori wrote: »

Why?


Ehhh can't say I agree with you here.

There's no harm in a little light porn but Porn addiction could be considered fairly harmfull...
And if you think images cant harm you psychologically then clearly you need to "lurk moar"... Or rather you're quite lucky that you've avoid the shock sites out there.

There's no harm in a little light porn though.

kelly1

Malari wrote: »

OK, porn - I can understand why a super-conservative catholic might find this the work of the devil but yoga? Seriously, how can a bit of stretching and stuff be that offensive???

I would imagine Pamela is referring to the philosophy behind Yoga and not the physical exercises. I would whole-heartedly agreed that this type of eastern philosophy is dangerous because of teachings its about reincarnation, self-realization, Maya (teaching that reality is an illusion) etc.

Malari

kelly1 wrote: »

I would imagine Pamela is referring to the philosophy behind Yoga and not the physical exercises. I would whole-heartedly agreed that this type of eastern philosophy is dangerous because of teachings its about reincarnation, self-realization, Maya (teaching that reality is an illusion) etc.

Contrary to the teachings of catholisicm, perhaps but dangerous??

Anything that you take to the level of addiction is not healthy, but what the OP is talking about is blanket disapproval. Unless she addresses some of these questions and qualifies her statements?

kelly1

Malari wrote: »

Contrary to the teachings of catholisicm, perhaps but dangerous??

Not just Catholicism but also Christianity. If someone believes in reincarnation ,for example, one could very easily come to the conclusion that there is no need for salvation and that faith in Jesus isn't necessary. Reincarnation implies that we are our own saviours.

mickeydevine

kelly1 wrote: »

Reincarnation implies that we are our own saviours.

Freaks.

Galvasean

kelly1 wrote: »

Reincarnation implies that we are our own saviours.

Sorry to stray off topic, but aren't we technically supposed to be our own saviours considering it is up to us to accept the grace of God (free will and what not)?

Pamela111

Ok its difficult to answer all your questions but by the sounds of things it is very difficult to see if any of you are Catholics so it is pointless trying to answer questions from non beleivers since non beleivers don't yet know of the forces of evil and good.

Pornography is a sin first and foremost. Secondly, the effects on the mind are addictive leading to a strong connection with the forces of evil. Anything that leads the brain to be used for purposes other than what God intended will have a negative impact.

In relation to Yoga and other spiritual activity such as Tantra etc. These are helping enhance the connection with Satan. In 1989, the Vatican declared that Eastern meditation practices such as Zen and yoga can "degenerate into a cult of the body." Stay away!

In relation to mediums; some mediums claim to talk to the dead. Of course they cannot. In most cases they are conmen but in some cases they get this gift of having information on others through the help of the Devil similar to other Occult activities such as fortune tellers, hypnotism, siances and those possessed. These are the use of evil entities and should be avoided at all cost. They are not talking to the dead, they are talking to Satan who will give them info and who wants to take their souls.

As for the jokes on here in that such evil boards can be used to put drugs on then I think it is not appropriate for a Christianity forum.

God Bless you all and I hope that you discover the truth

All praise to God and good night.

Nodin

Pamela111 wrote: »

As for the jokes on here in that such evil boards can be used to put drugs on then I think it is not appropriate for a Christianity forum.

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Pamela111

Nodin wrote: »

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I was referring to mixing boards someone said. Did he mean music or drugs? Sorry if I took it up wrong.

All Glory and Praise to God for giving us so many great free gifts.

:):)

kiffer

Pamela111 wrote: »

I was referring to mixing boards someone said. Did he mean music or drugs? Sorry if I took it up wrong.

All Glory and Praise to God for giving us so many great free gifts.

:):)

Um... Pretty sure he meant the sort of mixing board you would find on the building site... For mixing mortar, cement, plaster and so on.

Builders are well known for their connection to the occult.

Pamela111

kiffer wrote: »

Um... Pretty sure he meant the sort of mixing board you would find on the building site... For mixing mortar, cement, plaster and so on.

Builders are well known for their connection to the occult.

Oh right

May God Bless Everyone

Nodin

kiffer wrote: »

Builders are well known for their connection to the occult.

Nonsense. The Holy name and invocations of the Trinity and Mother of God are regularily exclaimed from building sites.

chozometroid

Pamela111 wrote: »

http://www.therealpresence.org/eucharst/mir/english_pdf/Reunion.pdf

eg Fatima http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_Miracle_of_Fatima
100,000 people witnessed this warning to the world.

I believe in God and miracles, but these two examples are merely "signs/visions" which cannot be attributed to God. If anything, these could just be ways for Satan to promote a false Christ. Halos are not biblical, and just another form of pagan symbolism promoting sun worship.

"A wicked and adulterous generation seeketh after a sign" -Jesus