Author Topic: Warning from a damned priest to priests! (Read 10619 times)

Nadir · « **Reply #20 on:** April 01, 2014, 10:05:53 PM »

Quote

As the Gospel says, Jesus Christ did indeed participate in banquets, to which He was invited by various people, but at these meals, He did not eat very much. And if He did eat a little during the course of these banquets, it must also be stressed that, many times, He chose to suffer from hunger.

Is this anywhere in the Gospel? I don't remember ever reading anything like that.

RomanCatholic1953 · « **Reply #21 on:** April 01, 2014, 10:18:05 PM »

After rereading and redigesting this article.

I have come to the conclusion that this Priest is actually not damned,
but is on the borders of Purgatory and Hell. He will not know that he is in
actually in Purgatory until the Last Judgment.
It would be interesting if this Verdi-Garandieu actually existed, if so
where he is buried. Sounds like a French-Swiss name.
For a deceased Priest to speak they way he did, with God's permission.
To warn today's Church leaders and Priests. This could not come from
hell. Until yesterday, I never seen this article, and it has fallen on
deaf ears except a few Trads whom could read French.
Perhaps he got a few years knocked off in Purgatory
This is perhaps true for souls that are condemned to Purgatory to the
end of time. They believe that they are in Hell, and this is a punishment
for many serious sins worthy to be condemned to Hell. Either the
lack of penance and true contrition. Only God knows. Some reason,
the soul is worthy to be saved.
I hope that I will not be condemned for a sort of heresy. It is my
summation.
I have heard in the past different discussions on the subject of
Exorcisms. From Priests that actually participated in Exorcisms.
One I bookmarked, but lost. One Priest said in an Exorcism, never
questioned the demons and the evil spirits

whom they are directly
unless they identify themselves. It is pointed that the demons and
evil spirit are LIERS. The purpose is to get them out of the person
possessed and return them to hell.
After a successful Exorcism, the demons and evil spirits that are
returned to Hell get punished for their failings.
What would have happened to Verdi-Garandieu when he returned
to hell!

Do not forget is now April 2 in most places on the earth.

RomanCatholic1953 · « **Reply #22 on:** April 01, 2014, 10:49:31 PM »

Quote from: Nadir

Quote
As the Gospel says, Jesus Christ did indeed participate in banquets, to which He was invited by various people, but at these meals, He did not eat very much. And if He did eat a little during the course of these banquets, it must also be stressed that, many times, He chose to suffer from hunger.

Is this anywhere in the Gospel? I don't remember ever reading anything like that.

It may be in the translations. Perhaps the original French likes to embellished and that it is the way the English translation works out.

This is why they should have been more careful in the translations.

If this was a pre-Vatican 2, the gospel would have been followed literal
in the English and the French. Catholic material was always Imprimatured,
Nihil Obstat, and Imprimi potest.

Today, a very few proof read a translations to make sure that they would
be free from error.

However, thanks in pointing this out.

The Penny Catechism · « **Reply #23 on:** April 01, 2014, 11:16:41 PM »

Quote from: RomanCatholic1953

After rereading and redigesting this article.

I have come to the conclusion that this Priest is actually not damned,
but is on the borders of Purgatory and Hell. He will not know that he is in
actually in Purgatory until the Last Judgment.
It would be interesting if this Verdi-Garandieu actually existed, if so
where he is buried. Sounds like a French-Swiss name.
For a deceased Priest to speak they way he did, with God's permission.
To warn today's Church leaders and Priests. This could not come from
hell. Until yesterday, I never seen this article, and it has fallen on
deaf ears except a few Trads whom could read French.
Perhaps he got a few years knocked off in Purgatory
This is perhaps true for souls that are condemned to Purgatory to the
end of time. They believe that they are in Hell, and this is a punishment
for many serious sins worthy to be condemned to Hell. Either the
lack of penance and true contrition. Only God knows. Some reason,
the soul is worthy to be saved.
I hope that I will not be condemned for a sort of heresy. It is my
summation.
I have heard in the past different discussions on the subject of
Exorcisms. From Priests that actually participated in Exorcisms.
One I bookmarked, but lost. One Priest said in an Exorcism, never
questioned the demons and the evil spirits whom they are directly
unless they identify themselves. It is pointed that the demons and
evil spirit are LIERS. The purpose is to get them out of the person
possessed and return them to hell.
After a successful Exorcism, the demons and evil spirits that are
returned to Hell get punished for their failings.
What would have happened to Verdi-Garandieu when he returned
to hell!

Do not forget is now April 2 in most places on the earth.

The Priest is in Hell...forever

RomanCatholic1953 · « **Reply #24 on:** April 01, 2014, 11:20:58 PM »

How do you know!

You did not read my complete post.