Author Topic: Bishup Pfeiffer's Santeria warlock (Read 7601 times)

Incredulous · « **on:** August 01, 2020, 12:08:00 AM »

In all the discussion about Fr. Pfieffer's supposed consecration one key point has been overlooked.

The man who psychologically controls Fr. Pfeiffer is the ex-lay exorcist, "Pablo the Mexican".

This forum has archived rheems of information about strange and occult behavior of Father's sidekick.
Much of the evidence and testimony indicates that Pablo practices Santeria, or pseudo Catholic Voodoo.

Dog and chicken sacrifices, animal remains burnt in bonfires, ashes deposited in the food of the unsuspecting.
Curses and malefices from the Mexican are all part of the action at Pfeifferville.

Once again, we see evidence of Santeria in an excerpt of Pablo's mocking introduction from his latest video: "A new Bishop!"

"This is a privately held site; the owners are members of Local 469 Plumbers & Steamfitters Union.
These videos are dedicated to Our Lady and Poor Lazarus."

Poor Lazarus or Babalu Aye, is a prominent figure in the Santerian cult (see below).

Notes:

1. If you want more background on Santeria, here's a link to get you going: .

2. Father Amorth's "Six types of demonic activity" explains the warlock's curse activity: Six signs of demonic activity

Babalu Aye ~ Saint Lazarous

Babalu Aye, San Lazaro, Azojano is one of the most loved, respected, feared and venerated Orishas in the Cuban Santeria tradition.

Babalu Aye is the Orisha who reigns over all matter related to health, psychical and spiritual.

Babalu Aye is the protector of the sick, the weak, the hurt, the injured.

Babalu Aye is a miraculous and humble Orisha, the Orisha of healing and disease.

Babalu Aye appears as a sick man with sores and trembling arms and legs that is why it is syncretized with Saint Lazarus in the Cuban Santeria tradition.

Babalu Aye teaches compassion, love, and responsibility.

Babalu Aye is worshipped and respected for all the miracles he performs, he is particularly known for his healing powers.

Babalu Aye is accompanied by two dogs and wears cloth made of burlap with purple adornments.

In the Lukumi tradition, Babalu Aye was punished by Olofi (God) with sickness & afflictions. He lost his health, riches & prosperity for not having good character and for being disobedient. Babalu Aye’s trials on earth are a lesson of humility; perseverance, integrity, and good character.

Babalu Aye is also the protector of all animals, especially dogs. Dogs were his only companion (besides Elegua) when he was suffering his trials & tribulations.

Babalu Aye is loving but stern, no one wants to be on his bad side and meet his wrath. Bablu Aye is loved, respected and feared.

Babalu Aye’s colors are royal purple, yellow and brown. His sacred number is 17. Burlap is sacred to him and used in his offerings & items made for him.

December 17th is a day we honor Babalu Aye, many celebrations are done on December 16^th waiting for midnight.

In the Santeria tradition, the ceremonial for worshiping Babalu Aye is called The Awan

In this ceremony, Babalu Aye is placed next to a basket lined with burlap material with offerings are placed around it. At nighttime, the lights go down, the only lighting used are the candles, everyone gathers around the basket and cleanse each one with the contents of the plates to remove negativity, for protection, health, and prosperity. After cleansing, the items are cast into the main basket.

This ceremony brings the Ashe of Babalu Aye to the lives of those present.
Babalu Aye represents health and sickness, humility and pride, abundance and scarcity, love and fear.

JBeam · « **Reply #1 on:** August 01, 2020, 02:58:32 AM »

Very detailed and interesting insight on this cult.
No wonder the Mex’s in full control at pfeifferland.

I tried giving you a Thumbs Up but the Santeria in this site IS blocking it.

Anyway here’s one to you 👍

Ladislaus · « **Reply #2 on:** August 01, 2020, 08:07:55 AM »

Quote from: JBeam on August 01, 2020, 02:58:32 AM

No wonder the Mex’s in full control at pfeifferland.

I can't imagine anything short of this that would cause Pablo to have so much influence and control ... apart from his having blackmail material on Fr. Pfeiffer.

Croixalist · « **Reply #3 on:** August 01, 2020, 09:50:28 AM »

How about the part proceeding it:

Quote from: Mesoamerican Cacodemon

Not made for children
Pablo the Mexican Productions, in affiliation with Big Rhino and 10 Year Old Girl Productions.

Just burn it with fire already.

SimpleMan · « **Reply #4 on:** August 01, 2020, 10:20:12 AM »

"Babalu" was the signature song of Desi Arnaz, and it was a reference to Babalu Aye.

The name of Quick Draw McGraw's sidekick, Baba Looey, also comes from this.

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