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Re: 70s Exorcism: "After a long struggle, Econe will triumph."
« Reply #15 on: September 07, 2018, 01:04:50 AM »
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  • Hello. Yes, I am SSPX. I am still working, but I will be a pre-seminarian soon, and will be going to seminary shortly after that. I firmly support the SSPX and believe indeed that Econe will triumph in the end. But I also believe all traditional Catholics are on the same side, and we should be praying and working hard for the ultimate end goal of restoration in Rome, through a holy and traditional Pope.

    In the Gospel, we see demons forced to confess that Jesus is the Son of God (cf. Mk 1:24, Luk 4:34). And this is well known in Church history also, for e.g. the demons were forced by the Mother of God to confess the power of the Rosary, before St. Dominic and several other witnesses. "Saint Dominic had hardly finished this prayer when he saw the Blessed Virgin near at hand, surrounded by a multitude of angels. She struck the possessed man with a golden rod that she held and said: "Answer my servant Dominic at once." (Remember, the people neither saw nor heard Our Lady, but only Saint Dominic.) "Then listen well you Christians; the Mother of Jesus Christ is all powerful and she can save her servants from falling into hell. She is the Sun which destroys the darkness of our wiles and subtlety. It is she who uncovers our hidden plots, breaks our snares and makes our temptations useless and ineffectual." http://www.how-to-pray-the-rosary-everyday.com/demontfort.html something they absolutely didn't want to do, and tried to resist for some time.

    To the final objection, there are exorcists who say damned souls may sometimes be permitted to exercise influence over other souls. It is certainly a rare case, but not unheard of. Ven. Mary of Agreda says the punishment of Judas in hell exceeds the punishment of many demons. It may be as part of that that God may permit him to influence souls and then be punished by the exorcism removing him.
    XavierSem,

    Thank you for your forthright response. 
    And I'm very happy for your pursuit of the priesthood. 
    May Our Lady protect and guide you.

    Getting back to your topic:

    There's the 1976 exorcism case of Anneliese Michelle that matches-up a bit with your exorcism post.



    The reel-to-reel tape recorded transcripts of this exorcism are fascinating and it appears Our Lady wanted the German people to hear it, to come back to their senses from their mass apostasy.

    I have heard theological arguments as to why, or why not, this demonic possession case was real. Anneliese had multiple demons
    and they were all forced to identify themselves... and even pray the "Hail Mary".  It was haunting and at the same time hilarious.

    But when you hear the voice of the demon, you know it is supernatural:

    My attitude that the SSPX exorcsim story is untrue is based on this:

    1. In the Michelle case, there were two exorcist priests and never, did they speak to the demons, without the first words always being... "In the name of the Holy Trinity".   This is proper exorcist form and I don't believe your transcripts have that consistency of form?

    2. 15 years back, Bp Fellay was fond of traveling around his chapels and telling the faithful a little story of an SSPX girl who was given a message from Our Lady at the Chapelle de la rue du bac in France. The message was, ".. the SSPX is the right way."
    Well this is so charming... and who could deny this little girl's testimony anyway ?

    But after the multitude of lies and deceptions from Menzingen since 2009, I do not believe this story now. 
    And how easy would it be to make-up such a holy anecdote ? 

    It's a little similar to Bp Williamson's Novus ordo miracles. 
    I mean they sound charming, but then, they are so easy to make up and very cheaply offer... holy credibility.

    That you be as gentle as a dove and wise as a serpent.

    Incred



    "Some preachers will keep silence about the truth, and others will trample it underfoot and deny it. Sanctity of life will be held in derision even by those who outwardly profess it, for in those days Our Lord Jesus Christ will send them not a true Pastor but a destroyer."  St. Francis of Assisi