Sunday, December 30, 2007

Pope Disputes Exorcist Surge, DBKP Documents Political Exorcism

DBKP World Exclusive Pictures of Democrat Political Exorcism!

Pope To Try Exorcist Surge To Combat Satan


RAPH Documents Democrat Party Exorcism for DBKP



Conflicting reports over whether the Vatican is planning to step up its efforts to combat Satan has Catholics and Devil Worshipers alike confused.

The Daily Mail earlier reported that the Pope had commanded a surge of exorcists to combat an alarming rise in the Occult--Satanism.
The Pope has ordered his bishops to set up exorcism squads to tackle the rise of Satanism.

Vatican chiefs are concerned at what they see as an increased interest in the occult.

They have introduced courses for priests to combat what they call the most extreme form of "Godlessness."

Each bishop is to be told to have in his diocese a number of priests trained to fight demonic possession.




The Vatican spokesman for the exorcists laid out the Pope's strategy and was relieved that Satan was finally going to be faced head-on by those best suited to battle Lucifer and his minions.
The initiative was revealed by 82-year-old Father Gabriele Amorth, the Vatican "exorcistinchief," to the online Catholic news service Petrus.

"Thanks be to God, we have a Pope who has decided to fight the Devil head-on," he said.

"Too many bishops are not taking this seriously and are not delegating their priests in the fight against the Devil. You have to hunt high and low for a properly trained exorcist.

"Thankfully, Benedict XVI believes in the existence and danger of evil - going back to the time he was in charge of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith." The CDF is the oldest Vatican department and was headed by Benedict from 1982, when he was Cardinal Ratzinger, until he became Pope in 2005.

Father Amorth said that during his time at the department Benedict had not lost the chance to warn humanity of the risk from the Devil.




Believers in Beelzebub had cause for concern.

But a later report by UPI indicates that the Pope either was misquoted or had second thoughts about taking on the Prince of Darkness.
The Vatican is denying reports it plans to install more exorcists around the world so possessed people can get help quickly.

"Pope Benedict XVI has no intention of ordering local bishops to bring in garrisons of exorcists to fight demonic possession,'' Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi told reporters in Rome Friday.

On Thursday, the Roman Catholic Web site Petrus said the pope planned to install more exorcists in every diocese next year and reintroduce a prayer during mass to St. Michael the Archangel, believed to be the prime protector against evil, The Telegraph in Britain reported Saturday.

Paolo Scarafoni, a priest at Vatican University who teaches how to recognize and expel Satan, said exorcists increasingly are in demand because devil worship has become so common, reported ANSA, the Italian news agency. "Priests are being bombarded," Scarafoni told ANSA.

This left DBKP not only confused, but upset. Quite a large sum had already been wagered on the Pope at 3-2.

But then, other events gripped our attention. DBKP's RidesAPaleHorse entered into a political den of inequity and returned with these stunning pictures of a political exorcism involving members of the Democrat Party.

Revealed here for the first time are photos which RAPH was able to bring back, at great personal risk, of an authentic political exorcism.

A political exorcism is a rare event in America and this is believed to be the first time an exorcism of political evil had ever been captured on film.





We're kinda hoping for at least a Pulitzer.

by Mondoreb
[images:nightmonsters; dailymail; DailyMail; RidesAPaleHorse;RAPH;RAPH]
Sources:
* Vatican Denies Exorcist Expansion
* Pope's Exorcist Squad Will Wage War on Satan

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