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"this generation of American kids is the first ever to grow up in a society in which Christianity has been stigmatized and the occult normalized."

It really is unbelievable to think of how things have changed in one or two generations. It was so common to express you faith...no matter what faith it was, when I was a teenager. Nobody made any comments or thought twice about it. Our high school even had BJ Thomas come one time for an assembly and talk about turning his life around and finding faith.
Nowadays you are made to feel uncomfortable with any public expression of Christian faith. My niece had a teacher come over and tell her to stop praying grace (silently to herself) in the lunchroom! The mere sight of a child bowing her head and folding her hands is somehow "offensive"?! It boggles the mind.

Nowadays you are made to feel uncomfortable with any public expression of Christian faith. My niece had a teacher come over and tell her to stop praying grace (silently to herself) in the lunchroom! The mere sight of a child bowing her head and folding her hands is somehow "offensive"?! It boggles the mind.

Fr. Euteneuer is making a great effort in alerting folks with his writings/talks (not to mention his exorcisms!) that there is, in fact, a Satan that is on full-attack mode, and, of course, that's exactly why your sweet niece cannot even say a quiet prayer before lunch. We must hang tough and fight through prayer!