Category Archives: books

New .PDF: Keeping Your Balance in the Modern Church

Posted on June 4, 2020 by Agostino

A new .pdf, featuring a play-by-play account of what went on at Vatican II! Continue reading →

Posted in books, history, Theology | Tagged catholicism, church history, philosophy, Theology, vatican ii | 2 Comments

Occult Lineages within the Traditional Roman Catholic Movement

Posted on May 5, 2020 by Agostino

Even Traditionalist bishops themselves aren’t aware of what lurks within their succession tables. Continue reading →

Posted in books, history | Tagged andre barbeau, apostolic succession, catholicism, freemasonry, gaston-lopez, gnosticism, history, independent sacramental movement, lefebvre, lienart, occultism, traditional catholicism | Leave a comment

Meditations on the Latin Mass

Posted on January 24, 2020 by Agostino

Active participation – it does not mean what they think it means! Continue reading →

Posted in books, Prayer and Devotion | Tagged devotions, mass, meditation, missal, prayer book, spiritual growth | Leave a comment

Mary’s Name Is a “Word of Power”

Posted on January 1, 2020 by Agostino

Diving into the historical Catholic use of barbarous names and Words of Power as we begin the New Year! Continue reading →

Posted in Angels, Saints, and Entities, books, Magical Theory, Prayer and Devotion, Rituals and Spells, Theology | Tagged catholic magic, catholicism, conjuration, exorcism, mary, theotokos | 1 Comment

NEW BOOK: Handbook of Exorcism and Deliverance!

Posted on December 3, 2019 by Agostino

It has been too long since my last book (How to Pray the Rosary and Get Results), and I am pleased to announce a new book is here!

The new book is titled Handbook of Exorcism and Deliverance, and it’s a book I’ve been meaning to write for some time!

In this book, I not only discuss some of my issues with both exorcists and new-school occultism, I also try to explain best practices when going about assembling your team, diagnosing the demonic, interviewing a potential energumen, investigating a case, the process of exorcism, and aftercare. To accentuate, I include stories of worst practices such as the ones below: Continue reading →