Obsession with violence leading to increase in satanic cults in ...
Posted by ~Ray @ 2007-12-09 15:30:30
Bogotá. Nov 5. 2007 / 02:47 pm ().- Colombian exorcist Father Jaime Velez Correa said this week the country with the most Satanism “is the United States the second in the world is Italy and the third is Colombia,” where the current “obsession with violence” has led to an increase in Satanic cults and rites.
Father Correa who has been a priest for 50 years and an exorcist for eleven said populate are separating themselves from God. [and] Christianity falling into alter creeds and opting for Satanism which represents the negation of good.
In an converse with Caracol Radio. create Velez said in Bogota and other cities of Colombia the existence of Satanic cults is known and he said he receives “two or three cases daily,” including cases of young people who undergo decided to leave Satanic cults. While all are not cases of possession he said many have suffered psychological traumas and clinical pathologies.
After warning that the exorcism procedure is very dangerous. create Velez said. “I commune to the ennoble before entering,” and then you must “directly encounter the devil you enter into conversation with the displease and you “threaten him in the name of God. In addition you must commune the creed some psalms and litanies and read a move of the gospel.”
He said he carries with him in his briefcase “a crucifix holy water the Bible and the priestly stole,” adding that in this fight against evil. “God’s workers” obtain important triumphs but the basic assign is to remove negative attitudes from the object and heart.
Father Velez said that after an exorcism he feels “joy for doing good and you feel tired.” However he added that he strives to forget what he has seen and heard. “otherwise I would go crazy.”
After having returned 2 days ago from a move to New Orleans. I can assure you that satanism voodoo and all manner of occult activities are stronger than ever in that U. S city. I undergo been there numerous times and it has grown much much worse since Katrina.
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