Author Topic: TELEKINESIS AT THE COMMUNION-RAIL (Read 3056 times)

Jack in the Box · « **Reply #10 on:** October 16, 2012, 04:56:26 PM »

Going away! well I might go by the example of our Lord who went away after having exorcised a man possessed by a legion of demons!
This said exorcism by Our Lord is without a doubt one of the most spectacular exorcism of recorded history' It resulted in the drowning of 2000 swines. What did the people of the nearby town do? They asked The Lord to leave, because He disturbed business.
This posting of telekynesis was witnessed, and the falling of a host likely noticed by Father Cooper, then its recovery by a group of parishoners of Veneta at a specific location afar from where it had escaped from the ciborium.

Am I not being asked to leave under the same reasons of disturbing business? Bishop Williamson highly promotes the movie titled "Emily Rose", which means that he believes in demonic activities. I am certain that this good bishop would side with this posting narating a demonic-caused disturbance at the communion rail, and pronounce a honest opinion after having done due diligence.

As far as remaining quiet regarding demonic activities, it is dangerous to ignore it. The devil did not stop to exist by the end of the Middle Age. I'll go further: In this posting, I exposed a demonic activity, and now by the response of a few, I continue to expose demonic activity among those few who are denigrating the posting without facts.

1st Mansion Tenant · « **Reply #11 on:** October 16, 2012, 05:29:22 PM »

So Jack- you are implying what? That Fr. Cooper is demonic and the Host fled from his hand? That he who was to receive it was demonic, and that God would not allow your "Traveller" to receive communion, and flung it away? That the devil was somehow just causing mayhem and was able to teleport the Host? I don't get it.

:tv-disturbed:

Jack in the Box · « **Reply #12 on:** October 18, 2012, 01:29:53 PM »

Reply to 1st Mansion Tenant: This report does not imply anything. It shows a likely demonic disturbance at the communion rail, and does not implies that anyone in the assembly of Venita was "evil". On the contrary, a demonic activity shows the validity of the Mass offerered by Father Cooper, SSPX because the devil would not waste its energy at disturbing a false Mass.

I call the general reaction to this report "reverse superstition", which is a timidity at speaking about demonic activity. The devil is real, and refusing to speak about it, is precisely what Satan wants. The new-church of Rome has gradually erased the aknowledgement of the devil, but the devil is still here. The devil is probably "at home" during the Nova Soto Mass, because this modern rite is totally impotent, besides being sacrilegious. This is why demonic activities are rare during the "Mass of Paul VI" while Tazean chants are sang, while everyone kiss-and-hug before masticating the "body of Christ" and rinsing it with a gulp of the "blood of Christ".

Bishop Williamson, SSPX commentaries are accompanied by many tapes on U-Tube which shows "demons". I do not think that showing such frightening images is made just for the effect from his part. Bishop Williamson has also endorsed the movie "Emily Rose", which is about a victim soul who became horribly tormented upon her own acceptance for the remission of sinners. I am sorry 1st Mansion Tenant, but the Catholic religion is not a Disneyland religion. It is about a war between Heaven, and the principalities and powers of hell, a terrible war in which there are no prisoners.

Lastly to answer to your "I do not get it!": I made this posting as a parallel to postings of reports of events that had occured in other places simply to show that I write accurately. I believe that the two postings titled A VISION OF BLESSED JOSEPH and A DREAM OF THE VIRGIN MARY must be taken seriously, because of their apparent apocalyptic significance. I think that your "lack of understanding" is not genuine, that you are playing dumb.

I also think that my postings are being deliberatly "buried" by unsignificant other posting. This is a technique called "drowning the fish"

Thorn · « **Reply #13 on:** December 09, 2012, 08:15:59 PM »

This post is VERY late, but I finally had a chance to talk to Fr. Cooper today after Mass and ask if this was true. I had printed it out for him to read and as he read he seemed astonished. His statement: "This is all a fabrication."

My only purpose in posting is to clear Fr. Cooper's name. Providentially too, his sermon today was about doing more reading - of & by the Saints and Scripture, and especially during this season of Advent. His also strongly warned us about reading blogs and other such things as being a waste of time. I assured him that my time on this forum was finished as I completely agreed with him. However I did want to post what he said concerning what Jack had posted about him. Sorry for dredging up the past - but better late than never!