THE DEMON of CHILD SACRIFICE & THE VALLEY OF SLAUGHTER

New Oxford Review ^ | June 2010 | Thomas J. Euteneur

[johngrace]

LIBERA NOS A MALO The Demon of Child Sacrifice & the Valley of Slaughter

June 2010By Thomas J. Euteneuer

The Rev. Thomas J. Euteneuer is president of Virginia-based Human Life International, which has affiliates and partners in 87 countries around the world. A trained exorcist, Fr. Euteneuer has been authorized to perform the ancient rite in several dioceses in the U.S.

Those who are uncomfortable with the thought and talk of demons have a decision to make: Remain in the dark and ignore a basic teaching of the Church regarding spiritual warfare or open your eyes and join the rest of us in the fight against the demons who are working evil in our midst. One such wicked work is the dirty business of abortion. No human activity glorifies Satan and his minions more than abortion.

Abortion is fundamentally a business — a business based on a perverse concept of human rights. Abortion is a commodity cleverly marketed to women under the ideological rubric of "free choice" that draws in huge profits from the deaths of innocents. The abortion industry is a profit-driven, raw killing machine. The enormous amount of cash it generates is the "lifeblood" that perpetuates its existence.

[johngrace]

SIGN OF THE TIMES

[GladesGuru]

It’s put up or shut up time.

Exorcise the Demon in the White House or shut up!

The Devil made me post this.

;-)

On a more serious note, while one may wish for such a quick fix, the voters brought this curse upon themselves, and will have to deal with it this November.

[johngrace]

10-4 I never bought his act either.

[mlizzy]

Excellent, John, thank you! In reading Fr. Euteneur's article, I came across the following in one of NOR's comment links (demonic?):

6. Spiritual Journey-- Ending a pregnancy is not just a physical act but also a spiritual process. Meet with our spirit healer and guide a week in advance to plan the ritual journey that will meet your spiritual needs. Native American (Taino clan tradition), Eastern philosophy, nature-inspired (pagan), or custom designed ceremonies are available to you and to the support people who will accompany you on your spirit quest. Or, design your own rituals with the help of our experienced guides. Check in to our mountain retreat Friday night for a ritual cleansing and spiritual preparation. Have the surgical procedure when you are ready for a separation of paths with the spirit child within you. Miscarriage with medicines and herbs is also available early in pregnancy. A follow-up ritual a year and a day later is included in this package. $5000 [emphasis:mine] --Allegheny Reproductive Health Center

Painting by Michael D. O'Brien.

Prayers for Fr. Euteneuer every hour of every day ... (prayers for *all* priests) ...

[johngrace]

Also I believe he won by doctored up votes from Acorn and others. At the election poll were I voted I was never asked for ID. There ought to be a Federal ID law for voting. I overhead one gentlemen on a cell-phone say that a dead person voted on a mail in ballot. What B.S.!

[johngrace]

I love the music on this site! -Thanks and blessings to you!

[mlizzy]

You're welcome! Gregorian Chant is said to dispel demons. We keep it on all day sometimes. And Fr. Euteneuer mentions the paragraph I copied was scrapped from the site, but evidently they put it back on (for the time being anyway), because it's still there ...

[johngrace]

I know -I’m in the spirit listening! I have multi pages on the desk top for the music! I have bought this style myself!

[caww]

God warns us about repetition in our prayers. Also...It is important to remember ‘abortion’ is a decision an individual makes...they choose to take the life of their child...there are other options, so the blame falls on the indidividual for their decision.

[mlizzy]

God warns us about repetition in our prayers. Also...It is important to remember ‘abortion’ is a decision an individual makes...they choose to take the life of their child...there are other options, so the blame falls on the indidividual for their decision.

Some women are forced to obtain an abortion, whether by parents who will no longer house them or by an abusive mate that threatens their demise if they keep the child, and a woman with an unwanted pregnancy is in a very vulnerable position to begin with. I bet some 80% of the women who saw ultrasounds and the beating heart of their child, though, would be strengthened and reach out for help to keep same. As far as repetition in prayers, are you referring to the recitation of the rosary? Countless saints, blesseds, priests and popes have lauded the recitation of the rosary for the 15 reasons Mary herself gave through visions allowed by her Son. Depending on your age, you probably know of most of these people who loved the rosary: St. Padre Pio, John Paul II, Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta (pictured), Fr. John A. Hardon (pictured), Pope Benedict XVI, Fr. Thomas J. Euteneuer, Fr. Mark Kirby, St. Therese of Lisieux, Fr. John Corapi, to name but a few.

[Truthsearcher]

I have actually seen several employees at Planned Parenthood openly admit that they worship Satan to protesters outside.

And I’m not talking about those who jokingly say stuff to get a reaction out of the protesters. I’ve seen those too. I’m talking about people who are dead serious when they say it, in fact a couple of their fellow workers who were standing next to them stepped away from them with disturbed looks on their faces as they “witnessed” about Satan.

The whole thing was very creepy.

[caww]

Since I am not catholic you can then understand my position regarding repetition in prayer, though I understand the beliefs in the Rosary are an important part of catholic worship to catholics, I prefer my own prayers to Christ...and adhere to His warning of repetition in prayer. Other individuals would need to determine if or not this applies to them...and how they practice their faith before Him.

As for abortion, ‘the numbers’ of known abortions are not at all attributed to the select woman you speak of here. They are predominately by choice, and the individuals choosing abortion will remain accountable for that.

[mlizzy]

The only reply I can make is that the rosary is either a very good and holy intercessory prayer to Our Lady to recite with powers from Our Risen Lord attached to it, or it is demonic. I see no in between in this regard. Bobby Jindal was cautious in regard to the Hail Mary recitation when he first became a Catholic, but then, found himself ... well, you can read the story if you wish ...

[johngrace]

I know I would deliver to them. I was overnight delivery person. I am retired now. Just cover the blood of Christ in a mental pray. Then see how uneasy the look at you. Greater is He(Jesus) who is in you! Praise Jesus!

[johngrace]

Hi Caww - Thank you for your response. I appreciate you. May Christ Bless You Always! Just so you know here's Another look at Prays:

Matt. 6:7 - Jesus teaches, "do not heap up empty phrases" in prayer. Protestants use this verse to criticize various Catholic forms of prayer which repeat phrases, such as litanies and the Rosary. But Jesus' focus in this instruction is on the "vain," and not on the "repetition."

Matt. 26:44 - for example, Jesus prayed a third time in the garden of Gethsemane, saying the exact same words again. It is not the repetition that is the issue. It's the vanity. God looks into our heart, not solely at our words.

Luke 18:13 - the tax collector kept beating his breast and praying "God be merciful to me, a sinner." This repetitive prayer was pleasing to God because it was offered with a sincere and repentant heart.

Acts 10:2,4 - Cornelius prayed constantly to the Lord and his prayers ascended as a memorial before God.

Rom. 1:9 - Paul says that he always mentions the Romans in his prayers without ceasing.

Rom. 12:12 - Paul commands us to be constant in prayer. God looks at what is in our heart, not necessarily how we choose our words.

1 Thess. 5:17 - Paul commands us to pray constantly. Good repetition is different than vain repetition.

Rev. 4:8 - the angels pray day and night without cessation the same words "Holy, Holy, Holy is the Lord God Almighty." This is repetitious prayer that is pleasing to God.

Psalm 136 - in this Psalm, the phrase "For His steadfast love endures forever" is more repetitious than any Catholic prayer, and it is God's divine Word.

Dan. 3:35-66 - the phrase "Bless the Lord" is similarly offered repeatedly, and mirrors Catholic litanies.

http://www.scripturecatholic.com/vain_and_repetitious_prayer.html