Posted on 11/02/2026 7:55:02 AM PST by Morgana
See the car with doors open in the photo above? At the mid-campaign rally a young woman opened the doors of her vehicle and played a recording of a concert where a singer lauded abortion and trashed religion. It sounded demonic. Nevertheless, we continued to pray for an end to abortion and to pray for those who would support abortion that they may see The Light.
Shawn Carney posted a note today about the Bangor, ME Planned Parenthood telling supporters to play demonic music and “cast spells” on folks like us who pray in front of abortion facilities. Note that the Bangor, ME PP and all the Vermont PPs facilities are in the same group – Planned Parenthood of Northern New England. Note the reference to keeping the music down so as not to violate noise ordnances. The music at our rally was NOT blasted. Coincidence? Here are some excerpts from Shawn Carney’s post today. Check it out.
By the way, I suggest you might want to consider ear buds with a prayer program. Aeletha and I could not hear what the woman was broadcasting given we were listening to the rosary on ear buds.
Shawn Carney says:
The abortion industry isn’t even trying to hide the demonic nature of abortion any more.
With Halloween approaching, a Bangor, Maine, abortion facility urged its social media followers to “practice witchcraft” and to “cast some spells” on 40 Days for Life participants.
The facility’s bizarre post exposes the lie that abortion is health care. Real health care providers don’t place curses.
Here is what PP posted:
Choose your favorite explicit song, such as WAP by Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion, to play as your drive by the clinic. Death metal also works well! Windows down, of course. Don’t break local noise ordnances!
Halloween is the perfect time to practice witchcraft. Cast some spells and curse the protestors with a perpetually runny nose or bad parking spots for life!
This stunt is juvenile, embarrassing, and…encouraging!
The abortion industry only needs to resort to shock value because your prayerful presence is bad for business.
The author is a Barre resident and coordinator for the 40 Days for Life prayer presence on the sidewalk outside of the Planned Parenthood office in Barre.
Meh. Go ahead. I ain’t ascared of no witches.
Our Heavenly Father and His Son Jesus Christ have more power than satan and his goons will ever have.
Do they start off their meetings with “Hail Satan”?
It is a real thing. Satan is real and those serving him in the physical world and in the spirit world are real and can attack believers. If you’ve never experienced this, I’m glad you have not, but there are many who have and often.
While you’re right, we shouldn’t be afraid of them, we should and must pray for a hedge of protection and a wall of fire around ourselves and our families and do it daily. Do not miss a day.
Even the Lord’s Prayer states it directly, “deliver us from Evil” (the evil one).
Every Sunday at the end of Mass:
Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle.
Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil;
May God rebuke him, we humbly pray;
And do thou, O Prince of the Heavenly Host,
By the power of God, cast into hell Satan and all the evil spirits
Who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls.
Amen.
Amen woodbutcher1963,
We are in evil times where Satan and his angels are manifesting more and more openly and seeking greater authority to act. They require human permission and these Planned Parenthood Moloch worshipers are offering it.
Lost souls, wasting the precious lives that God gave them.
This pleases the devil very much.
There was a good reason why the Cathedral builders put tormented gargoyles on their buildings.
But they just can't resist the opportunity to be edgy. 
When ex-communication, dunking, stoning and hanging didn’t work to deter witches they had to resort to burning them. That finally stopped them.
[Planned Parenthood urges witchcraft,
spells against pro-lifers praying on sidewalk]
Good luck with that in Eternity, Planned SlaughterHood...
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