Traditional Catholic Sacrifice of the Holy Latin Mass on Halloween Night

Traditional Catholic Priest ^ | 10-28-13 | Fr. Peter Carota

[johngrace]

I always have a living prayer on my person. The blessed St Benedict Medal. It is the only medal with a prayer of the same poison back to the devil. I gave one medal and a St Benedict prayer cloth with same Latin prayers written to my friend. His wife is a spellcaster. She falls on her rear end when he takes it out to just show her. I do not know anymore progress I moved away. I have heard were there was discord or witch craft in an area near a Christian home those Christians buried the medals at the meeting places. It stopped all trouble. I have meet people with crystals necklaces on them just come up that there is a power on my chest. I tell them it's annointing later. I do not even mention anything before hand. That will lead to Christ .

The Reverse Side - The back of the medal is dominated by a large cross. The letters on the cross are actually the initials for the Latin phrases: Crux Sacra Sit Mihi Lux (The Holy Cross be my light) and Non Draco Sit Mihi Dux (Let not the dragon be my guide).

In the four corners are circles with the letters CSPB. These letters are the initials for Crux Sancti Patris Benedicti (The Cross of our holy father Benedict).

At the top is the word Pax (peace). Around the edge are the initials for the exorcism prayer: Vade Retro Satana, Nunquam Suade Mihi Vana - Sunt Mala Quae Libas, Ipse Venena Bibas (Begone, Satan, do not suggest to me thy vanities - evil are the things thou profferest, drink thou thy own poison).

[mlizzy]

Must be awful being married to a spellcaster. I wonder how things are going on now. I was wearing, up until recently, a bracelet that had something like 15 small St. Benedict medals on it. I’m going to have to replace that. And of course, I had the blessed one that you gave a link to and had spoken about earlier. That one I left at our old rental hanging from the back door jam, because our landlady (a daily-Mass Catholic, but I never saw her in the confessional line) was an absolute terror, antagonizing and harassing us for the full nine months we lived there. We finally had to call the cops on her. I hope the medal does her some good.

[mlizzy]

All Hallow’s Eve. But don’t tell the secularists!

I've been told that Martin Luther celebrated Halloween in a religious sense (is that true?), but did the Catholic Church ever celebrate it as such?

[mlizzy]

Their opinion now? I really don’t know. They never complained about missing it. They’re all in their 20’s now and scattered across the globe at the moment so there’s not much chance to ask them.

That's good; I received complaints! In their 20s now, they feel sorry for kids who have parents like me (in other words, none are understanding-of-their-parents'-actions like the writer of this thread, and hand out candy themselves. :)

[mlizzy]

One of the ways you can tell there really is a devil is the transformation of a harmless holiday to a full-on glorification of decadence and death.

I agree. I took these photographs last night while walking our dog, Addy, and while she didn't bark boo, at the house on the left, she started woofing and lunging (I almost dropped my camera) at the home on the right. The devil's coach, close enough to the height of the house itself, took up about half of the front yard. And the creepy driver looked very much alive. I had to double-check myself.

Now, the location of this property (on the right) was of interest too. It sits across the street from a Catholic pre-school/Adoration chapel.

[mlizzy]

But people do go way overboard these days.

Which brings me to this Halloween decoration I photographed today. I had to ask myself, "why"?

Positive Impressions lists this on their website:

Positive Impressions, Inc. was established with a focus on making Positive Impressions in three areas: First and foremost, our goal is to provide you with a Positive experience. We desire to work with you hand-in-hand, providing solutions, options and simply serving your needs.... Lastly, we strive to have a Positive working environment for our employees, so they can excel in pleasantly assisting you.

Does this look like a place whereby you'll have a positive experience from employees pleasantly assisting you? -lol-

Of course, it's possible that someone separate from the company is renting upstairs, and PI has no control over what they "hang" outside their window.

Click to enlarge if you'd like the full impact! Boo!

[johngrace]

Sorry to hear that about the rent owner. Yes we still have Sheep and Goats in churches. Yikes.

[mlizzy]

I found this article which explains (well, I think) Halloween and Catholicism: http://www.ucatholic.com/blog/halloween-and-catholicism/

The current secularized version of the festival has no salvific content and has been loosed from its theological moorings. It looks very much like a festival of death for a culture of death and for that reason I can see why parents might be concerned. But what is the proper response to a culture of death? To lock the Church behind closed doors or to let her out into the world? I think it is time for Catholics to accept the religious liberties that this culture claims to afford them and go public with their own festivals- and to do so dramatically and with a great deal of public fervor. What is holding us back? What are we afraid will happen? The reticence and fear that characterizes Catholics is costing the Church its unique culture and it is allowing the culture of death to flourish. --Father Steve Grunow