Satan, Beelzebub and Lucifer: same demon with a split personality – Watch Minute 3h02mn
Satan the Father of lie – The inversion of the Father
Lucifer – The inversion of Christ
Beelzebub – The inversion of the Holy Spirit
Whey they unknowingly made a sacrifice to Satan. Important reminder!
When Satanists want something big from Satan, they’ll perform abortion. Catholic priest explains. DEMONS AND SATAN WANT TO KILL AND DESTROY HUMANS TO HURT GOD AS WE ARE WHAT HE LOVES MOST AND THEY USE ABORTION IN THEIR RITUALS.
P. Robert Cruz: «Desde hace 20 o 25 años, los demonios ya no se esconden»
Many works have been written on the nature of diabolic warfare but the contents which are necessary to know are scattered across many different works of the approved authors. Historically, the texts written about exorcism and deliverance were largely in Latin, were not a synthesis of the knowledge of experienced exorcists. The goal of this book is to provide that initial synthesis for the laity. This book is not written in a popular style. It is a bit more technical than most laity are accustomed to. It is not meant to be a quick or easy read, but to provide a thoroughness and a proper level to a theological topic which often is only addressed on a superficial level. Since this book also deals with the intersection of the diabolic with human psychology, it is highly recommended that the reader, prior to studying this text, has at least the fundamental knowledge of human psychology from a Thomistic point of view. To that end, it is recommended that he reads this author’s work Introduction to the Science of Mental Health (available here: sentradpress.com). While that may result in putting off the reading of this book for a while, nevertheless, the reader is most likely to grasp the points made regarding the intersection between diabolic and human psychology. This text is only to be understood to be a beginning or a foundation and not be considered an exhaustive text, despite its length. It is simply not possible to incorporate all of the wisdom of the Church in the various texts throughout the centuries. Topics include: angelology, demonology, the structure of authority, the different kinds of diabolic influence in detail, wounds and healing, the role of the sacraments and sacramentals as well as general methods of combat.
Deep Wounds, Deep Healing: Charles H. Kraft
A poor self-image. Chronic depression. A bitter divorce. The trauma of sexual abuse. Why do some wounds fester and refuse to heal, even after we seek help from those who specialize in treating deep emotional pain? Kraft believes that in order to experience real and lasting freedom from a painful past, we must understand the powerful link between spiritual warfare and inner healing. It is only when we recognize and reject the enemy’s influence on our most hurtful memories that we can receive complete restoration in mind, heart, and spirit. Deep Wounds, Deep Healing is a complete guide to deep-level healing. Whether readers are seeking restoration for themselves or for those under their care, this book will enable them to recognize the spiritual roots of emotional wounds and invite God’s presence into those darkest of places. His power is the hope of freedom and inner healing.
Introduction to Spiritual Warfare (Fr. Vincent Lampert)
Unbound ministry is a safe, loving and effective model of prayer.
Neal Lozano, the author of Unbound and founder of Unbound ministry, is a lifelong practicing Catholic who is faithful to the Magisterial teachings of the Catholic Church.
As a follow-up to Unbound, Neal wrote Resisting the Devil for a specifically Catholic audience. In this work, the Unbound model and the principles behind it are explained. It does have a nihil obstat and an imprimatur. It is loaded with references from Church teachings, Church history, and Catholic theologians. Another helpful resource is the book Deliverance Ministry published by the ICCRS doctrinal commission. It was approved by the Congregation of the Doctrine of Faith with a foreword by Cardinal Kevin Farrell. The book includes a 5-step deliverance process that mirrors the Unbound model. Anyone who wants to examine the consistency of Unbound with Catholic teaching should read these two books.
As children of a loving God, we were created to live in relationship with Him. Sin broke this relationship and separated us from God. Sin also opens the door for lies and bondage to enter our life, causing problems like fear, anxiety, hopelessness and shame.
The Good News is that Jesus brought salvation and liberation by dying for our sins and setting us free from this bondage. But even after accepting this gift of salvation, we don’t always fully experience freedom, we continue to feel anxious, afraid, guilty, or hopeless.
Unbound Ministry® helps us respond to the good news of the gospel and apply truth to our lives using The Five Keys®: 1) Repentance and Faith 2) Forgiveness 3) Renunciation 4) Authority and 5) The Father’s Blessing.
