Terrifying Stories of Real Exorcisms (Fr. Vincent Lampert) | Ep. 479

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• RA

  @randallkaeser · 1 year ago

  My wife and I just went to a new church today and he was the priest!😁 What a pleasant suprise!

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• VF

  @vf6068 · 2 years ago

  Fr Ripperger once said demons are boring, they repeat the antics again and again.  We should be amazed in the Glory and Power of almighty God.

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• CO

  @CountesssBathory · 2 years ago

  As an ex witchcraft practitioner, I turned to Christ and currently enrolled in RCIA, awaiting baptism. Father is right, if the curious souls like me find his videos that show the true evil, it will help us turn to Christ

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• ST

  @stargazingdaydreamer · 2 years ago

  I grew up in Dublin, Ireland. My childhood and adolescent years were full of horrific abuse. We lived in a demonised home. I studied Theology to develop my teaching career. <br>I went the evangelical route. It ended badly and, thanks to such conversations,I am coming back to my Catholic faith with my whole family.

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• LH

  @LHiggins925 · 2 years ago

  As someone once fascinated with witchcraft, the occult, and had an unhealthy obsession with the demonic, I became intrigued by Catholicism first by watching interviews like this and listening to Father Ripperger. I figured if there is power in what exorcists do in their authority, as well as the effect that the Eucharist has on demons, then Catholicism must be true! Once I began to study it and attend Mass on a regular basis, I began to experience severe demonic attacks. Praise the Lord that I have been healed from my past and now I can proudly declare that I am a Catholic! 😊

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• RO

  @roobear5357 · 2 years ago

  for a man who calls the powers of heaven to fight the demons of hell Fr Lampert is a remarkably down-to-earth fellow

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• WI

  @williampickett-lh1rt · 2 years ago (edited)

  So many of these priests in exorcism are some of the calmest men, and you can tell that they&apos;re &quot;not scared of anything.&quot;

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• YU

  @yurival1 · 2 years ago

  I heard a priest compare recording an exorcism to recording a rape. That in both cases the victims body is being violated. It makes perfect sense to me, &nbsp;no one in their right mind would ask to watch a rape for proof.

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• JA

  @jacquelinejacobson6789 · 2 years ago

  My sister and I as kids were plagued with a demon manifesting at random times. She and my brother used the ouija board, and he stored it in his bedroom closet. That&apos;s where most manifestations happened. I had grown to recognize the fear reaction. One night when I was 11 I wanted a peaceful night sleep with my transistor radio with me. It chose to appear then. I was used to the fear, but my anger was more prominent. I refused to get up and run away as before &nbsp;I asked angrily &quot; what do YOU want&quot;. It answered &quot;You...I want your soul&quot;. &nbsp;I answered angrily &quot;well you CAN&apos;T have it&quot; &nbsp;a few seconds of silence ensued, and then I heard &quot;well; if I can&apos;t have your soul, can I have the soul of your first born son?&quot; &nbsp;I thought it was a ridiculous question as I was only 11 and not married. But then I slowly realized that it was talking about my future, so I angrily answered &quot; NO! You can&apos;t have his either&apos;. That made it furious, and it started to move towards me to attack. I cried out to the Bkessed Mother to save me; and she responded immediately. I felt an invisible shield of peace surround me. The demon had stopped in it&apos;s tracks, frozen in one spot. I was able to fall asleep peacefully the whole night.

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• RE

  @RebelChum · 2 years ago

  I dabbled in pagan practices in my late 20s. I read books on wicca, Alastair Crowley. I meditated &quot;casted spells&quot; etc. I think father is absolutely right in saying people who turn to these type of things are searching for meaning and healing. (Paraphrasing) I sought a belief that fit my lifestyle and not a lifestyle to fit my belief. All this after i left catholicism to become a born again Christian. (Which while good intentioned poisoned my mind against catholics and eventually God) I thank god every day for people like Matt, Jimmy Akins, Bishop Baron and others who got me thinking about Jesus again and ultimately returned me to catholicism.

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• MI

  @MichahEmmitt · 2 years ago

  <b>*Testimony*</b><br>After listening to the first podcast almost a year ago, I repented a life of sin and asked Jesus to be my Lord, my King and my Savior. I did not grow up in the church, i did not grow up in a religious family, it was a true act of Heaven that i was saved. This lead to my household being baptized, and we now serve God and his commands for our life. This podcast opened my eyes to the existence of true darkness and evil, and in turn the existence of true Light and Love. All Glory and Praise to God our Father, the Son and Holy Spirit, May God continue to bless this message to help anyone listening today who may be in the same position I was in Jesus mighty name!

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• MR

  @MrStu-yj2le · 2 years ago

  As a counselor who helps people not hurt themselves and the exhaustion that follows, around 46min mark, Fr. Lampert made a remark that I needed to be reminded of. —I can do it because God has called me to do it— It’s a vocation not just an occupation. <br><br>May Fr. Lampert find peace in his days. ✌️

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