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4:22Now PlayingCatholic priest and exorcist Father Carlos Martins sat down for an interview with Lila Rose where they talked his experiences dealing with demons. Truthfully this is a topic that makes me very uncomfortable but it's critical that we be aware of it. It's better to be aware, concerned, honestly a little scared and vigilant than ignorant and complacent and put yourself and your soul at risk.
You see many are turned off by this language but the way I see it is the Catholic Church actually has the balls to teach the damaging consequences of sin, that is - behavior that goes against God. Sure, demonic possession is rare, but demonic influence is common. Everything we allow in - food, drink, drugs, vaccines, music, movies, media, books, people - has an effect on our bodies, minds, and souls. You must be vigilant about what you are allowing in to your body, mind, and soul because there is an enemy at constant work seeking to destroy you.
The Catholic Church - the prayers, the sacraments, the mass, the vigilant way of life it leads us along - avoidance of drugs, moderation of food and drink, chastity and sex only within marriage, etc. These are not arbitrary rules to suppress your life but the model of behavior and what you need to do to live a life in full, in alignment with God. It’s the protection your body, mind, and soul need as you battle the enemy in this world, And I think this is becoming more and more obvious in our modern world.
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