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Who programmed our DNA? Portugal — Freemasonry — Fatima. On the th anniversary of the apparitions of Our Lady of Fatima part I. Don’t have account yet? Martyrdom in XXI century. In the early morning of July 1,a pretty, dark-haired German girl was found dead in her bed. Her battered body, lacerated face and broken teeth provided graphic evidence of horrific suffering. A media frenzy and a show trial followed.
A Roman Catholic priest and exorcist. Who was this young student from Klingenberg who had to be exorcised in her lifetime and yet whom many now, posthumously, consider a saint? Work out your own salvation with fear michek trembling Phil 2: The film scenario is based on the shocking, fully documented account of a real demoniac by cultural anthropologist and religious studies expert Dr.
The phenomenon of demonic possession and the broader question of existence of the Devil are subjects that cannot but arouse interest and emotions. Why did this innocent girl die? Was she mentally ill or in fact possessed? Do demons really exist? Are they capable of enslaving and killing a person? What does modern science have to say? Does psychiatry exclude the existence of the Devil? The priest who tries to exorcise the girl or the court prosecutor who accuses the priest of medieval benightedness?
These are some of the questions the film raises.
It asks aloud the one and ultimately fundamental question: The prosecuting attorney claims he knows there are no evil spirits. Although he considers himself a practicing Christian, he prevails upon the jurors to dismiss everything the priest has to say about Satan and his cruelty. By contrast, the defense attorney, mlchel avowed agnostic, approaches these dramatic events without prejudice.
The deeper she digs into the case, the more she comes to sense its supernatural character. She even receives clear signs of the existence of an invisible reality. During the trial she states anjeliese that she has an open mind concerning fgzorcyzmy existence of the spiritual world. Upon eyzorcyzmy, she bases her arguments for the defense. As for the priest, from the moment he stands eyeball to eyeball with the Devil in a dramatic spiritual struggle to free the girl from his power, egzotcyzmy has not the slightest egzorcyzmu believing in evil spirits.
In the end, he is found guilty of willful neglect in the death of Micheo Rose. The viewer, however, senses that fundamentally it is not the exorcist but the devil that is on trial. The Exorcism of Emily Rose carries an extraordinarily important message. It is set forth unambiguously in the closing scene: Father Ernest Alt, who exorcised Anneliese, points to two realities that became extraordinarily clear to those who witnessed the dramatic events—realities which the film director also endeavored to express: First there is the dimension that threatens to engulf creatures when they desire to be like God.
This is what Satan has always wanted. To a micheel or lesser degree we all desire this whenever we commit sin. Turning from the film to the real events: Anneliese was one of four daughters of Joseph and Anna Michel, an upright, deeply micyel couple living in Klingenberg, Germany.
She could be jolly, tell jokes and have fun along with the others. According to one of her friends, Anneliese was unable to get up one morning after a horrific night.
She felt as if an enormously powerful force were pressing down and knocking the breath out of her. Futile appeals for help. The occurrence repeated itself almost a year later. Visits to the doctor and exhaustive neurological tests came up with nothing.
Nevertheless, she was admitted to a sanatorium where her terrified fellow-inmates looked on as her blue eyes turned black, her hands contorted and her body became wracked by strange convulsions.
Despite the interrupted school year, the bright, diligent girl managed to complete high school; she prepared to enter teaching college. As a young college student she complained to her mother of strange sounds in her room.
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Her mother sent her to an ENT specialist. The latter found nothing wrong with her hearing. However, the problem became real when others in the house began hearing noises under the floor or the ceiling or the cupboard. A terrifying hatred exuded from her egzorcyzm eyes. Family prayer, frequent Communion and the evening rosary brought the girl less and less relief.
Spiritually and physically she was feeling worse by the day. She complained of being beset by appalling apparitions. Arnold Renz, her spiritual confidant who would soon become her exorcist. It is the kind of terror you could find only in Hell itself.
You feel so abandoned that no one on earth… You know, Father Arnold, I imagine it must have been like that micjel the Mount of Olives… only unimaginably worse, for He took upon Himself the sins of the whole world. More and more dreary visits to the doctors brought Anneliese to utter exhaustion. At the strenuous request of her parents and Fr.
Arnold, experts in the field of spirituality and demonic possession began visiting the house. One of these later observed: Anneliese was a sweet girl from a deeply religious family.
The stench of burning and sewage pervaded the rooms. At the same time she was capable of successful study. You could see joy in her eyes. She did not avoid company and behaved as you would expect a young girl in love to behave—recalls a student friend.
By this time Anneliese was already going out with Peter. She was aware of his deep feelings for her.
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Yet though she did not avoid him, she felt her personal problems prevented her from entering into a deeper relationship with him. But Peter proved to be a tenacious friend. He comforted her and himself, insisting they would find a doctor who would get to the bottom of these strange ailments. He stayed with her to the very end, never losing heart, even when—as he recalls—she would stare at him with a look full of hatred and break out into snarls and animal-like howls.
She had unbelievable physical strength. When her sister tried to grab her once, Anneliese flung her to the floor like a rag doll. She hardly slept at all. When she did go to bed, she lay there lifeless, like a corpse. Her stiffened neck muscles prevented her from drinking or even breathing. Then suddenly she would calm down, regain her composure, and return to her studies or play the piano. Feeling utterly helpless, the Michels asked the bishop for permission to have an exorcism performed on their daughter.
Members of the clergy visiting the house were convinced they were dealing with a case of demonic possession. Adolph Rodewyk SI was of a similar mind. For several years during the war he had defied the Gestapo by performing exorcisms on a hospital nurse.
Having devoted many years to this work, he had the opportunity to study hundreds of cases of demonic possession. His personal contact with Anneliese in her home convinced him of the very worst: The question remains—wrote Fr. Rodewyk—which demon has gained possession of her?
Whenever we ask her this, Anneliese always gives the name Judas. Judas is well known in the history of demonic possessions…. He is known to prompt those in his power to steal the Host or make it impossible for them to swallow it.
With Anneliese we see something quite similar. He admits she cannot swallow the Host. That is why she keeps it in her mouth: Anneliese is indeed in the power of an evil spirit, and the principal demon is Judas. By this I am suggesting that there may be other secondary evil spirits involved as well.
Alas, this supposition was to be borne out in full. When at last the exorcisms began to be performed, the harassed anneliiese started to make themselves known. In his notes on the first exorcism Fr.
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