Xavier wrote:
http://www.ncregister.com/blog/breedail/four-exorcists-urge-day-of-fasting-prayer-and-reparation-dec.-6
** It's on my calendar, but I'm also praying about it daily
"Four exorcists have issued a joint statement asking Catholics worldwide to dedicate Dec. 6 as a day of fasting, prayer and reparation, “for the purpose of driving out any diabolic influence within the Church that has been gained as a result of recent events.”
The exorcists, who have requested anonymity due to the sensitivity of their ministries, cited in a particular way the controversy that took place during the recent Pan-Amazon Synod, when statues purportedly of Pachamama, a goddess worshiped by indigenous Andeans, were incorporated into various synod events.
“These events bring home the reality that we are in spiritual warfare,” they said in their statement, “and that warfare is happening with the Church itself.”"
I guess those four exorcists would fall into Denise Dee's "minority of Catholics"... or maybe they are part of the group of those "people who are very obsessive about the letter of the law, or excessively scrupulous or something" ... a group of "people with a particular type of mindset who focus on details rigidly" .... a group of people who just don't understand "the spirit of what Pope Francis is doing," unlike the vast majority of Catholics, such as Denise Dee.
So it must be that these four, unnamed exorcists are the ones who are confused, while the "vast majority of Catholics" --- like Denise Dee --- are more in tune with the thoughts and 'spirit' of what the pontiff is doing.
Just a guess. Maybe NCResgister needs to step up their game in calling out the confusion these exorcists are causing. Because if the pope hasn't erred in some way, or caused any confusion, then what these exorcists are doing
suggests that the pope did, in fact, err and cause confusion. So really, it is these exorcists who are the creators of confusion in regard to the pachamama incident.
Confused yet?