DEVIL ESPECIALLY HATES PRAYERS IN LATIN, SAYS A PRIEST KNOWN AS 'ROME'S EXORCIST'

SpiritDaily ^ | May 30, 2007

[ears_to_hear]

Satanic hatred for Latin is due to its timelessness and immutability. Being a "dead" language, it is essentially unchanging. No new meanings for words, no genderless politically correct idiom, to give but two examples. Outside of the Catholic Church, it is largely unused. Nobody is monkeying with it.

And you know this how? What is your "infallible source"?

In our area latin is a popular subject in the high schools. Maybe they are demons leaning the language huh?

Just give us your source that anything about satan is immutable ( an attribute of God alone) and your infallible source that Satan has a SPECIAL hatred of latin

You may not know this , but there is a world out here that is not brainwashed and like ACTUAL evidence

[netmilsmom]

That makes a whole lot of sense to me!
Spot on!

[trisham]

All of this makes it harder to sow the seeds of heresy and confusion through the use of ambiguous and novel language. IOW, it is a safeguard of doctrine and thus of ........truth!!

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Interesting, marshmallow. Thanks for a new perspective.

[Frank Sheed]

http://www.unavoce.org/ltrose.htm

[Aquinasfan]

Very interesting article. This subject is one I am both drawn to and repelled by.

I highly recommend "Hostage to the Devil" by Malachi Martin. Terrifying book though.

[N3WBI3]

Being a "dead" language, it is essentially unchanging.

The being the case he must hate Sanskrit, Coptic, Ge'ez, Minkin, and several thousand others.. This is silly beyond compare..

[Hoosier Catholic Momma]

Martin’s book was one of those ones I couldn’t put down, but it was disturbing nevertheless.

[Hoosier Catholic Momma]

Martin’s book was one of those ones I couldn’t put down, but it was disturbing nevertheless.

[Hoosier Catholic Momma]

Oops...pregnant brain strikes again :)

[Campion]

How does anyone kow the devil even knows Latin???

The devil has an angelic intellect. He knows Latin, every other human language, and a whole lot more besides.

And all of his knowledge is devoted to evil.

The good news is that Christ has defeated the devil, and he's a chained dog who can do only what God permits.

[Pyro7480]

You may not know this , but there is a world out here that is not brainwashed and like ACTUAL evidence.

Where's your ACTUAL evidence that Catholics are brainwashed?

[ears_to_hear]

Where's your ACTUAL evidence that Catholics are brainwashed?

Well the gullibility shown on this thread alone is strong evidence.

[Pyro7480]

LOL! LOL!

[Aquinasfan]

I fail to see how Blessed Salt and Holy Water will help them. Indeed, it is that material point of view that would, IMHO, prevent them from being healed once and for all.

Men are spiritual/physical composites. All of our learning begins with what we perceive sensibly. So it is not unreasonable to believe that God would attach prayers or blessings (spiritual goods) to particular physical objects. Remember that Jesus healed the blind man with mud. He didn't have to, but he chose to.

The special virtue recognized by the Church and experienced by Christians in the sacramentals should consist in the official prayers whereby we implore God to pour forth special graces on those who make use of the sacramentals. These prayers move God to give graces which He would not otherwise give, and when not infallibly acceded to it is for reasons known to His Wisdom. God is aware of the measure in which He should bestow His gifts. All the sacramentals have not the same effect; this depends on the prayer of the Church which does not make use of the same urgency nor have recourse to the same Divine sources of merit.

Sacramentals

[Aquinasfan]

Satanic hatred for Latin is due to its timelessness and immutability. Being a "dead" language, it is essentially unchanging. No new meanings for words, no genderless politically correct idiom, to give but two examples. Outside of the Catholic Church, it is largely unused. Nobody is monkeying with it. All of this makes it harder to sow the seeds of heresy and confusion through the use of ambiguous and novel language. IOW, it is a safeguard of doctrine and thus of ........truth!!

Well said.

[Aquinasfan]

The being the case he must hate Sanskrit, Coptic, Ge'ez, Minkin, and several thousand others.. This is silly beyond compare..

Latin isn't any dead language. It is the universal language adopted by Christ's Universal Church. This fact stands in contrast to God's punishment of mankind for the building of the Tower of Babel.

[N3WBI3]

Latin isn't any dead language.

Ok so the fact its a dead language is irrelevant, the fact that Latin is the official language of the Catholic church is whats important.... am I getting this?

[Alex Murphy]

Well the gullibility shown on this thread alone is strong evidence.

BWA HAHAHAHAHA! ROTFL!

[tiki]

Yoo hoo, can you tell me how you know the Bible is the inspired Word of God?

[AnAmericanMother]

Now if I could just pronounce all the words, I’d have it made.

THIS we can handle - even those of us in the choir whose Latin isn't too good know how to pronounce it. The capitalized letters are where the accent is stressed.

Sancte Michael Archangele, SAHNK-teh MEEK-ah-ehl ar-KAHN-jeh-leh

defende nos in proelio, deh-FEHN-deh naws een PREH-lee-aw

contra nequitiam et insidias diaboli esto praesidium. CAWN-trah neh-KWEE-tsee-am eht een-SEE-dee-as dee-AH-baw-lee EHS-taw preh-SEE-dee-oom.

Imperet illi Deus, supplices deprecamur: EEM-peh-reht EE-lee DEH-oos, SOO-plee-chehs deh-preh-CAH-moor:

tuque, Princeps militiae coelestis, TOO-kweh, PREEN-chehps mee-LEE-tsee-eh cheh-LES-tees

Satanam aliosque spiritus malignos, Sah-TAH-nahm ah-lee-AWS-kweh SPEE-ree-toos mah-LEE-nyaws

qui ad perditionem animarum pervagantur in mundo, kwee ahd pehr-dee-tsee-OW-nehm ah-nee-MAH-room pehr-va-GAHN-toor een MOON-daw,

divina virtute, in infernum detrude. dee-VEE-nah veer-TOO-teh, een een-FEHR-noom deh-TROO-deh

Amen.

Notes - when a "t" comes before i or e and a vowel, it's pronounced 'ts' or "tz" (like tsetse fly)

C before an i or e is always "ch" - the rest of the time it's a hard C (k).

"gn" (malignos) is pronounced "ny" - that's a really weird one.

Roll the "r"s very slightly - not a long trill but just "flipped", just one quick touch of the tongue to the roof of the mouth. Hard to explain.

O in Latin is the sound of "aw" as in "bought".

E and dipthongs (ae, oe) are pronounced "eh" as in "episode" or the first e in "ever".

A is the "ah" as in "father".

(at least that's how we do it!)