“EVERY HAIL MARY BLOWS MY MIND”
Beelzebub: That crown (of the rosary) is destroys me
Exorcist: Speak better, in correct Italian. You are capable. Go ahead.
B: Every Hail Mary blows my mind.
E: Speak, without me having to tell you. Our Lady wants you to tell us the power of the holy rosary against you.
B: It is a simple prayer that not everyone does. But the one who makes it is united to the life of Christ and Mary. And it blows my mind to hear that refrain. I can't stand it. I also get annoyed when people hold it in their hands, even when they're not praying it. I can't stand it. But she loves this prayer.
E: Continue.
B: And he who prays it in the family has a special protection from her. I can't go into that house. I have not been given permission. Because the power of the holy rosary in the family crushes me.
E: Go on.
B: And in those families, if there is only one person who prays it, he can save the others in the family.
E: Oh Mary, I thank you for forcing this demon B to do this publicity, this catechesis on the rosary. O Mary, I would like to share it with many people, with your permission. Force him to speak. Go on.
B: Her favorite mysteries are those of the Passion of Christ. For there is all the salvation of mankind.
E: And the glorious ones are not?
B: Also
E: Continue.
B: But to whomever recites the rosary, I come to disturb him.
E: How?
B: With thoughts. Distractions.
E: But Our Lady thanks him anyway, right?
B: Yes.
E: Go ahead.
B: You should pray with the children. Teach them this prayer before I come to bother them, because afterwards I steal their purity, that is, mothers should pray it for the children because I want to destroy the family and the young people.
E: O Virgin, we thank you because you have given us the Rosary that you continue to recommend every time you appear. But we also thank you for these words of 'B' that in this exorcism I, your priest, am carrying out with the help and participation of six collaborators who pray and are at my side. Thank you, O Mary, if you still want to force Beelzebub to tell us something, I ask you to force him to continue.
B: To whomever prays the rosary, she gives many thanks. Really many, many. And I can't stand it. Even the novenas are blowing my mind. I can't stand them. Above all, the novena to the Virgin Undoer of Knots.
E: We like litanies a lot. I used to notice that you suffered from them. What do you say about litanies?.
B: They crush me, they annoy me!
E: Why?
B: Because it is a continuous praise, praise, praise.
E: But she deserves it.
B: For you!
E: But is she really your Queen, even if you don't recognize her? or not?
B: Yes
E: And after the litanies, what else can you tell us? Because not everyone says it when they finish the rosary.
B: I know, I know. Those who don't pray them are mistaken.
E: Oh how many beautiful things,
Virgin, that you give us unexpectedly. Also through this devil whose name -at least he said the name- is B. We praise you, O Mary. Does she tell you to tell us something yet, or are you finished? Answer!
B: I am finished.
E: Then we pray, O Mary. (They pray the Hail Mary). O Mary, on this day of the Holy Rosary, today, October 7, 2019, we give you thanks I am your priest, exorcist from Milan. I thank you for this gift you have given us for your glory. So be it.
Amen.
Rare Photograph of the Virgin Mary appearing in Hungary, 1989
This is one of the few color photos of an apparition of the Virgin Mary. It was taken on September 3, 1989, in a church in Hungary when an art restorer asked someone to take a photo of him on the scaffolding while he was working on a painting behind the altar. When he turned around, he saw with his own eyes a holy figure that looked like the Virgin Mary holding a small child in her arms. However, the photographer saw nothing. Fortunately, the miracle was indeed immortalized in the photo he took.
What a beautiful crown! 👑
Ave Maria!
A True Divine Mercy Miracle of St Faustina🇻🇦
Sister Gaudia from Poland, who is actually part of Saint Faustina’s community, was in my home town of Brainerd about a month ago. She was there with another sister, Sister Veritas. They spoke to my parish and told this true story that happened in Poland a number of years ago.
A relatively young priest is in a hospital visiting some of his parishioners. He is walking down the hallway, and a nun stops him and says, “Father, can you go into this room? There’s a man on his deathbed. He’s been here for days. We’ve asked priests to go in, but he chases everyone away. He doesn’t want to talk about Jesus. But he’s dying. Could you please visit him?”
The priest goes in and introduces himself to the patient. The guy erupts and starts cursing at him. He is so angry: “I don’t want anything to do with you. Get out of here!”
The priest says, “Okay” and goes out into the hall.
The nun is still there. She says, “Could you go back in?”
The priest replies, “He doesn’t want anything I have to offer.”
“Just give it another chance,” pleads the nun.
The priest reluctantly reenters the room. “I’m not going to ask if you want to go to confession. I’m not going to ask if you want Holy Communion. But is it okay if I just sit here next to your bed and pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy?”
The old man replies, “I don’t care. Do whatever you want.”
The priest sits down and begins softly praying the words of the Chaplet: “For the sake of His sorrowful Passion, have mercy on us and on the whole world. For the sake of His sorrowful Passion, have mercy on us and on the whole world….”
Suddenly the man bursts out, “Stop it!”
Startled, the priest looks up and asks, “Why?”
“Because there is no mercy for me!”
“Why do you think there is no mercy for you?” asks the priest.
“It doesn’t matter,” responds the old man.
But the priest persists: “Why do you think there is no mercy for you?”
“I’ll tell you… Twenty-five years ago, I was working for the railroad. My job was to lower the crossing guard arm when a train would come to prevent cars from going on the tracks. But one night I was drunk. I didn’t lower the crossing guard arm, and a couple and their three young children were on the tracks as a train came, and they were all instantly killed. That was my fault. So there is no mercy for me. I have failed. It is over.”
The priest just sits there staring at the rosary in his hands. Finally he asks, “Where was this?”
The man tells him the name of the Polish town.
The priest looks up and says, “Twenty-five years ago, my mom and my dad were taking my little siblings on a trip. I couldn’t go with them. They were driving through this small town. For some reason the railroad crossing guard arm wasn’t lowered. As they were crossing the tracks, a train came and killed them all. I lost my whole family that night.” The priest gazes intently into the man’s face, and he says, “My brother, God forgives you. Not only that, I forgive you.”
The man realises that God’s mercy is for him.
The priest asks, “Would you let me hear your confession and give you the Eucharist?”
The man makes his confession and receives Holy Communion. Two days later he dies. Mercy wins. His failure is not final.
The story goes on. It’s kind of cool. After giving the man Communion, the priest goes into the hallway in search of the nun. He can’t find her. The administration tells him, “We don’t employ any nuns at this hospital.”
For years the priest does not know who this nun is. Eventually he goes to the town of Vilnius, which is where Saint Faustina lived. He goes to the convent to say Mass for the nuns there. He sees a painting on the wall of Saint Faustina, and he says, “I’ve met that nun a couple of years ago.”
“No, Father, you did not,” replies one of the nuns. “She’s been dead since 1938.”
The priest then realises it was Sister Faustina who told him to go into the patient’s room, told him to go back again into that room.
Hail, Holy Queen, Mother of Mercy,
Hail our life, our sweetness and our hope.
To you do we cry,
poor banished children of Eve.
To you do we send up our sighs,
mourning and weeping in this valley of tears
Turn then, most gracious advocate,
your eyes of mercy toward us,
and after this exile
show unto us the blessed fruit of thy womb,
Jesus.
O clement, O loving,O sweet Virgin Mary.
This is one of the unknown miracles of the Tilma of Guadalupe: The stars on her mantle aren't decoration, they are a music.
The stars on the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe perfectly align with the constellations over Mexico on December 12, 1531. The stars are arranged in emmission (as if viewed from outside the solar system, looking toward Earth) rather than reflection (as seen from Earth's surface looking up).
But there is a hidden code. If you take the position of the stars and the flowers on her dress and place them on a musical staff, they create a perfect, harmonious melody.
It is literally a song from Heaven. Listen:
Saint Bridget testifies in her revelations that from the fiery caves of purgatory she heard an angel saying these words:
"Blessed be he in the world who comes to the aid of poor penitent souls with prayers, good deeds and physical sufferings."
Saint Ambrose says: "that everything we do out of love for the souls in purgatory is transformed into graces for us, and after our death, we will receive merit from it multiplied a hundredfold."
Jesus Christ himself appeared once to Saint Gertrude and said: "So that you may understand how pleasing to me is the love that you have shown with your prayers to the souls in purgatory, I forgive you from this moment on everything that you will suffer in purgatory. Since I promised to repay you a hundredfold for everything, in addition to forgiveness, I will generously increase your glory and reward you for the love with which you renounced all good deeds, yielding them to the souls in purgatory.”
Saint Bernard relates that when his father died in a Christian way, he was most certain that he had gone straight to heaven. But the merciful God revealed to him that his father’s soul was suffering in purgatory. So the saint, wanting to help his father, devoted himself very zealously to devotion for his soul and entrusted it to the prayers of the religious brothers, and yet this soul was liberated from purgatory only after eight years, as he learned in a second revelation. This example shows with what zeal we should pray for the souls of the deceased, dear to our hearts, and even for ourselves while still alive.
Saint Bernard Anselm says that one Mass offered or heard during one's life for one's soul will bring us more certain benefits than after death.
St. Jerome relates that suffering souls, for whom the priest prays during Mass, do not suffer while the Mass lasts; and St. Gregory adds: "The sufferings of the souls of the dead, for whom the priest prays separately during Mass, are remitted or shortened."
St. Gertrude, St. Agatha, St. Catherine of Senena, St. Barbara, St. Teresa, St. Bernard and many other saints also recommended prayers to the Blessed Virgin Mary for the souls of the dead, and St. Peter Damian says that a certain deceased person appeared to him after death and assured him that once on the feast of the Assumption of the Mother of God, more souls came out of purgatory than there are inhabitants of Rome, that is, over 200,000.
So let us pray wholeheartedly to the Lord Jesus for the souls of the deceased, that is: parents, husbands, wives, children and friends, not only during Holy Mass, but also during their funeral, and Almighty God will reward us a hundredfold.
St. Padre Pio said:
“Even if your parents are in heaven, we must always pray, if they no longer need prayers ....... our prayers are applied to other souls.’’
Prayer Jesus gave to St. Gertrude, promising that 1,000 souls from Purgatory each time it's prayed devoutly. God bless!
WHEN SCIENCE CONFIRMS THE REAL PRESENCE🇻🇦🕊️
Dr. Ricardo Castañon Gomez is not well-known to many Catholics. But he should be.
Atheist Richard Dawkins has apparently never heard of Dr. Ricardo Castañon Gomez either. Dawkins tweeted recently that Catholic belief in the Eucharist is madness. Had Dawkins heard of Gomez and the results of Gomez’s scientific investigations into the Eucharistic Miracles of Argentina and Tixtla, Mexico, he might not have tweeted his tweet!
Dr. Gomez is a scientist. He’s also a former atheist. He became a Catholic after leading his first scientific investigation to examine what appeared to be a bleeding consecrated host. Recently he led a second investigation. Both investigations, as far as I’m concerned, provide proof of the Real Presence in the Eucharist.
Eucharistic Miracles
Dr. Gomez led the scientific investigation into the 1996 Eucharistic Miracle in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He also led the investigation into the 2006 Eucharistic Miracle in Tixtla, Mexico.
In both instances, consecrated hosts appeared to be bleeding. In both instances samples taken from the hosts proved to be blood and living human tissue. And in both instances the tissue was living muscle tissue from an inflamed human heart. Also in both instances, the blood was type AB.
These findings match the findings of a 1971 scientific investigation into the 8th Century Eucharistic Miracle of Lanciano. What’s more, the AB blood type in all three cases matches the AB blood type found on the Shroud of Turin.
And even more recently, in 2013, in Legnica, Poland, samples taken from a consecrated host that appeared to be bleeding were also scientifically examined. The tests once again showed that the samples were of inflamed heart muscle.
So in four separate scientific investigations, in four different countries, samples of consecrated hosts that appeared to be bleeding have been scientifically examined. And in all four instances scientists said the samples were living human heart muscle tissue. If this does not prove the Real Presence in the Eucharist, I don’t know what would.
In 2004, eight years after the host in Argentina was first found to be bleeding, Dr. Gomez brought another sample of the host to Dr. Frederick Zugibe. Zugibe was then one of the United States’ most prominent forensics experts. Gomez asked him to examine the sample, but Gomez did not tell Zugibe anything about the sample.
Dr. Zugibe told Dr. Gomez that the sample he examined was that of living muscle tissue from a human heart. Zugibe also said the tissue came from a person whose heart had been severely traumatized.
Dr. Zugibe was amazed when Dr. Gomez informed him that the sample had been obtained eight years earlier. Zugibe told Gomez that the cells were still living when he examined them. He asked Gomez to explain how this could be so when the sample was eight years old. Gomez then told Zugibe that the sample was from a Consecrated Host. Zugibe’s amazement turned to astonishment.
Also, in the samples taken from the hosts in both Lanciano and Argentina, live white blood cells were present. Yet white blood cells ‘die’ within a few hours after being exposed to air. The Lanciano blood samples were over 1,200 years old
To me these miracles show that what the Catholic Church teaches on Transubstantiation and the Eucharist is true. And no other religion on earth can say that science has proven what it teaches is true.
But atheists like Dawkins think Catholics are mad to believe in the Real Presence. Practitioners of other religions may think Catholics are crazy as well. And even members of other Christian denominations might think Catholics are crazy to believe in Transubstantiation.
But every Catholic should know that we are receiving the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist when we receive Communion. Yet as the July 2019 Pew research revealed, many Catholics also do not believe in the Real Presence.
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