I'm not Catholic, but I've been tracking what they have been doing for decades, and you may find this very surprising: The Roman Catholic Church can't hire enough exorcists due to high demand!
What was once only a movie of my youth (The Exorcist), is now a common everyday occurrence.
Yet with all the wickedness surrounding us, we still see no repentance. No awareness of what we have become. Our society has decided not to reject the demons all around us, but instead, to embrace them as liberators. Hell is our destiny.
Protestants have noticed people surging to Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy, as the few who do notice the moral decline choose not to attend the large, flashy, worldly churches anymore. Instead, true seekers are trying to find something rooted in faith and tradition. They hope to find it there in the ancient churches.
The mega churches are in decline, but churches keep trying to implement their seeker-sensitive model of the 90s, and it just keeps failing. Churches are getting smaller, filled with only boomers who have no clue as to what is going on.
My church was once a path back to those old paths of faith and tradition, but sadly, we lost our way. We were the Restoration Movement, concerned with ancient things. Sadly, the Christian churches have become dens of pop-psychology, entertainment services, and implementers of the social gospel. We were set up to be the church that could tie the ancient past and a Biblical model together, but we lost our moment and joined the Protestants in the vain church growth fads of the last few decades.
It was back then, that the Roman Catholics began hiring more exorcists. Telling isn't it.
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