Diocese of Bacolod Office of Exorcism

According to Fr. Al E. Parthenos an exorcist from the Diocese of Dumaguete, two days before All Saints' Day, a woman in her late 20s came for her follow-up prayer session. It was already her fifth time. After some introductory prayers, they invoked the help of the saints in heaven. They started with Padre Pio, and this is what happened.

Exorcist: St. Padre Pio...
Team: Pray for us.
Exorcist: St. Padre Pio...
Team: Pray for us.
Devil: (Angry) Why you keep calling Pio, Pio, Pio??
Exorcist: St. Padre Pio...
Team: Pray for us.
Devil: You should call me. You should call me. You should call me saint. I am your saint.
Exorcist: St. John Paul II...
Team: Pray for us.
Devil: No!
Exorcist: St. John Paul II...
Team: Pray for us.
Devil: No! No! I am your saint.
Exorcist: Blessed Carlo Acutis...
Team: Pray for us.
Devil: Why you keep calling them?? (Sobbing) You're Unfair!
Exorcist: St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta...
Team: Pray for us
Devil: (Choking, crying) Ohhh! The old lady! She defeated me! Unfair!
Exorcist: St. Therese of the Child Jesus...
Team: Pray for us.
Devil: (Afraid) They come down from heaven.
Exorcist: St. Teresa of Avila...
Team: Pray for us.
Devil: (Angry) You!!! Oh no! She's here! She's here too! (In pain) Aahhhh!!!
Exorcist: St. Thomas Aquinas, St. Augustine of Hippo...
Team: Pray for us...
Devil: Huhuhu you're calling them! They are many here! Huhuhu! They are here! (Groaning) Aahhh!!! I am surrounded!
Exorcist: St. John the Baptist...
Team: Pray for us
Exorcist: St. Joseph...
Team: Pray for us.
Devil: (Afraid) No! The terror of demons!
Exorcist: St. Philip, St. Bartholomew...
Team: Pray for us.
Devil: I lost! I failed! Unfair!
Exorcist: San Lorenzo Ruiz...
Team: Pray for us.
Devil: (In pain)Aahhh!!! NO! The martyr!
Exorcist: St. Lorenzo Ruiz...
Team: Pray for us.
Devil: No! No! No!
Exorcist: St. Pedro Calungsod...
Team: Pray for us.
Devil: Why you keep calling them?? I am surrounded now! (In agony) Aahhh!!!
Exorcist: St. Vincent Ferrer...
Team: Pray for us
Devil: No! No! No! His house! His house! His house! ( The parish church where the exorcism was performed is St. Vincent Ferrer parish)
Exorcist: SS Gervase and Protase...
Team: Pray for us.
Devil: (Body bouncing up and down)Torture! Torture! Torture! There is no more room here! There is no more room here!
Exorcist: St. Mary Magdalene...
Team: Pray for us.
Devil: (Crying... aahhh!!!) That is a sinner too. I was with Magdalene. I was with her when she was still alive. (Sobbing)
Exorcist: St. Philomena...
Team: Pray for us.
Devil: There is no room in the church. Don't call them anymore! All of them are in, out (outside the church building - because the church building is in full capacity of saints, other saints are to be outside.)
Devil: (with very low voice - baritone)Many saints are here! Many saints are here! Enough! Enough!

Bottom line: Heaven is real. Saints are real! They make intercessions for us. We can be like them if we live holy lives... if our life is centered on the "Lamb who was slain"(Revelation 13:8).

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Nordic Mythology seems interesting, specially when made cute with innocent version thru The Labubu(Nordic Elf) Monsters. The root is from Nordic demon gods. These are yeast that has no part of the Unleavened Bread of God. 𝐁𝐞 𝐬𝐩𝐢𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐮𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐲 𝐯𝐢𝐠𝐢𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐭‼️

It's alarming how so many "demon" characters are being "made cute" and are being collected by children & teens and parents being okay about it.

Demons are not cute. As Christ followers we have no business bringing in character demons like labubu into our homes.

St. Frances of Rome Vision of the Fallen Angels
The following text is taken from Rohrbaher, Universal History of the Catholic Church. The author reproduces words of the Saint regarding one of her visions on Hell:
St Frances of Rome
St. Frances of Rome, protected by her guardian angel, sees the devils who tempt men on earth
While one-third of the angels sinned, the other two-thirds persevered in grace. One-third of the fallen angels are in Hell tormenting the condemned souls. These devils are the ones who freely followed Lucifer and deliberately revolted against God. They cannot leave the abyss except with the special acquiescence of God, when He decides to punish the sins of men with a great calamity. These are the worst among the devils.
The other two-thirds of the fallen angels inhabit the air and the earth. They are the ones who did not take a side in the battle between Lucifer and God, but remained silent.
The devils of the air often instigate storms, winds and thunders to frighten souls, causing their wills to weaken and cede to inconstancy, thus preparing them to falter in the Faith and to doubt Divine Providence. The devils who live on earth among men to tempt us are the fallen angels of the lowest choir. The faithful angels of this choir are our guardian angels.
The prince and chief of all devils is Lucifer, who is confined at the bottom of the abyss, where he punishes the other devils and the condemned men and women. Since he fell from the highest place among the angels, the Seraphic choir, he became the worst devil. His characteristic vice is pride.
Below him and under his power are three other princes: First, Asmodeu, who represents the vice of impurity and was the head of the Cherubim; second, Mammon, who represents the vice of avarice and was the first among the Thrones; third, Belzebuth, who represents idolatry, sorcery and spells and was the chief of the Dominations. He is over everything that is dark and that diffuses darkness over rational creatures.
Comments of Prof. Plinio:
St. Frances of Rome describes Lucifer as the highest Seraphim, and for this reason his sin was very grave. You know that the Seraphim constitute the highest of the nine choirs of angels. Since he was the highest angel in Heaven who revolted, he was thrown into the deepest part of Hell.
The torments of Hell
Lucifer torments the worst souls condemned to Hell
There were angels who made the decision to follow Lucifer with a special malice and by their own initiative. These went to Hell with him and are being tormented by him since he is more powerful than they, and because Divine Justice delegated him the task of punishing for all eternity those whom he had convinced to follow him in the rebellion.
After that, St. Frances tells us, there are three principal demons who follow Lucifer’s commands. The first is Asmodeu, who represents the vice of the flesh; the second is Mammon, head of the vice of avarice, and then Belzebuth, chief of all idolatries and dark works.
You are seeing that the two principal rebellious angels – Lucifer and Asmodeu – are the angels of pride and sensuality. According to our conception of History, pride and sensuality are the two driving forces of the Revolution. In a certain sense, this description of St. Frances confirms it. These angels are in Hell and only rarely does God permit them to leave the abyss to punish humanity. I have the impression that in our times Hell was opened and these worst of devils are on earth trying to accomplish the special task of destroying the Church, just as they were also on earth to kill Our Lord Jesus Christ. I know that the Catholic Church is immortal, but I think that in our days they are here to try to destroy her.
Then there are the other fallen angels. In the first battle they did not want to choose between God and Lucifer. They did not revolt outright against God nor did they clearly support His cause. At the same time, they did not give straightforward support to the cause of Lucifer. They remained in the middle of the road, in a neutral position, which at depth meant they had sympathy for Satan. It was for this reason that God condemned them. But Divine Justice made their chastisement less terrible than that of the other angels. Instead of being hurled into Hell, they are in the air and on the earth. After the Final Judgment they will go to Hell for all eternity. Therefore, during this time between their sin and the Final Judgment, they escape the suffering of Hell.
Guardian Angel, Devil of perdition
The devils of the earth tempt the souls, while the guardian angels protect them
These “middle-of-the-road” angels are divided into two kinds. First, there are the angels who inhabit the air and produce climatic turmoil to frighten men on earth. Second, there are the angels on earth who belong to the same choir as our guardian angels. They normally do the opposite of the guardian angels, that is, instead of protecting persons, they try to lead them into the danger of sin. There is a constant battle between these two kinds of angels.
From this, we can learn an important lesson. It is to realize how small man is. How minute we are compared to the magnitude of the angelical nature. There was a Saint who often saw her guardian angel, that is, an angel from the lowest choir in the celestial hierarchy. Well, the first time she saw him she was so impressed with the appearance of the angel that she thought he was God Himself. She fell prostrate to the ground to adore him. He had to stop her and explain who he was. This shows us the splendor of a simple guardian angel. Can you imagine, then, the splendor of an Archangel, and even more, of a Cherubim or a Seraphim?
How small we are in face of this battle among the angels that is taking place around us everywhere and all the time! There are angels who come down from Heaven with this or that mission. There are devils who come out of Hell to cause a great damage. There are demons who infest the air, demons who are working among men. Really we are very small in face of this angelic struggle.
What is our defense against all the plots and evil instigated by these devils? We need to apply the warning of Our Lord: be vigilant and pray in order not to fall into temptation. And the beginning of this vigilance is to believe in the angelical presence, its power, and its continual action.
A Bishop once taught me a principle that is currently admitted among theologians. It is that in any natural temptation a man has, the devil adds his action to the natural cause to make the temptation more intense. For instance, suppose that one of you feels irritated by someone who is bothering you in this crowded meeting. This small temptation toward irritation receives a new impulse from the devil, who tries to increase the natural irritation and induce one to sin.
The devil is always acting against us; the guardian angels are always protecting us. We should try to discern the action of the devils and ask the protection of our guardian angels more often. We should also pray to Our Lady more often. This is to be vigilant against the action of the devils.
This is the lesson I suggest to you from this revelation of St. Frances of Rome.

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ABOUT STO. NIÑO

Procuring a Sto. Niño (even those with approval from the church) with a green clothing with a MIND that the color will give you luck (prosperity, materialism and supersticious), you have already been lured into the occultic world. It only takes a simple thought of belief for the demon to manipulate the life of the person and most of the time the object becomes a devil's possession (been blessed or not) if not fully a kind of infestation. That is how shrewd the demons are.

Beware of what thoughts we permit to consume our minds for that will influence our beliefs.
CCC teaches us that in faith "man freely commits his entire self (including his mind) to God"

"For where your treasure is there your heart will also be" Mt. 6:21

“Human beings can use no better arms to drive away the devil than prayer and the sign of the cross, the sign of the Holy Trinity.”
-St. Teresa of Avila

October 15, 2024
Memorial of Saint Teresa of Jesus, Virgin and Doctor of the Church

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OUR LADY OF FATIMA, PRAY FOR US!

The Miracle of the Sun occurred on 13 October 1917 near Fatima in Portugal. Thousands saw the sun apparently spinning in the sky, becoming blue and then yellow and changing size, for about 10 minutes. The faithful, at Fatima for a promised miracle, saw it as a validation of their belief

October 11, 2024
DBOE Chief Exorcist Fr. Brethen Rye Gamala conducted a Talk on Spiritual Warfare, Deliverance, and Intergenerational Healing at St. Scholastica's Academy - Bacolod.
This enrichment talk was sponsored by the PTA Education Committee and Guidance Office of SSA-B participated by teachers, parents and guardians. It was indeed a grace-filled afternoon of spiritual enlightenment and insights.
That in all things, God may be glorified. 🙏

In the Old Testament, God clearly instructs His people to refrain from engaging in any practices associated with the occult, as these acts signify a lack of faith in His divine power and sovereignty. By seeking good luck and healing through occult objects, we not only stray from His commandments but also offend God, who desires that we rely solely on His grace and the salvation offered through His Son, Jesus Christ. Ultimately, it is through Jesus that we find true healing and protection, reinforcing the importance of placing our trust in Him rather than in forbidden practices.

Another occult object surrendered to the office. We do not really know exactly how the albularyos call this. But this was given (even bought) from an albularyo to protect and heal the spiritually afflicted individual.