Why is it that only Catholics get possessed? – Non-Fiction

Writer: James Hough

Subject: Why is it that only Catholics get possessed?

Link: QUORA / 10.05.2021 / James Hough

Why is it that only Catholics get possessed?

There is NO evidence that only Catholics get possessed, and as a matter of fact, the most famous exorcisms of all time, which were written about (and even made into movies) were non-Catholics who were possessed, and had to resort to the Catholic Church, as her priests and bishops are the only ones with authority from Christ to deal with possession. In most cases, the families converted to the Catholic Church after the exorcism as it became manifestly evident that only the Catholic Church had the power and the authority to deal with such tragedies.

2 thoughts on “Why is it that only Catholics get possessed? – Non-Fiction”

  1. James,

    Why the hell would any theistic Satanist ever want to participate in a god-damned exorcism?

    My Satanic wife and I are constantly praying to be possessed, and filled with the Power, Debauchery and Blasphemy of Satan; the only fucking true God.

    HAIL SATAN!

    1. Hail Satan, the only true lover of Mankind!

      The above entry was obviously added in jest – the moron that wrote this drivel puts ‘atheists and Protestants’ into the same grouping, admitting he is unable to debate them, and his only calling is with the the Catholic sect, to which he has sold his soul, hook, line, and sinker. Moron actually does not come close to describe his moral hypocrisy and degeneracy!

      On the flip side – has anybody noticed that there are endless reams of movies hitting the screen with more and more satanic content, if not to say admiration? Maybe there is a larger shift of propaganda taking place in the jewish ownership of Tinseltown and their complete adulation of the Torah starts to shine through?

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