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Category Archives: Theology
Mary’s Name Is a “Word of Power”
Diving into the historical Catholic use of barbarous names and Words of Power as we begin the New Year! Continue reading
NEW BOOK: Handbook of Exorcism and Deliverance!
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
Posted in books, Prayer and Devotion, Rituals and Spells, Theology
Tagged catholicism, deliverance, exorcism, magic, occultism, occulture, pentecostalism
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Blood, Fear, and Pain: Tenth Anniversary Edition
On the tenth anniversary of my greatest magical discovery, what have I really learned? Continue reading
Posted in Magical Theory, Self Improvement, Theology
Tagged car accident, death, desire, limitation, Magical Theory, necessity
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The Importance of Septuagesima and Why It Was Abolished
This gives us three sets of themes based on the Western readings, and … in my preaching these past few Sundays, I’ve endeavored to show how these interpretations are complimentary to each other, work hand-in-hand, and give us much fruit for meditation and the proper ordering of our lives both physically and spiritually. Continue reading
Posted in Prayer and Devotion, Theology, Uncategorized
Tagged catholicism, christianity, lent, liturgy, pre-lent, septuagesima
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Can a Layperson Say Mass?
Can laypeople say Mass?
Should a layperson even try?
What does the ISM have to do with this?
Why does it matter anyway? Continue reading
Posted in Magical Theory, Rituals and Spells, Theology
Tagged catholicism, independent sacramental movement, ism, lay celebrant, mass, old catholics, ordination, sacraments
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Feast of the Assumption: Both an End and a Beginning
She is a true “Inner Plane Adept” and “Ascended Mistress,” thus it is proper to place her before the new initiate’s eyes – on this day of her triumph over the physical plane’s limitations – as an example and guide as we go forth in the path toward our own spiritual victory. Continue reading
Why Don’t I Use the Luminous Mysteries?
I fully and perfectly acknowledge the freedom of others to disagree and use the Luminous Mysteries in their own spiritual life. I simply see no reason to incorporate them into mine. Continue reading
Magic Is Good, Until It’s Not
The Medieval Church viewed Magic more leniently than she does now. What happened? Continue reading
Posted in Magical Theory, Theology
Tagged catholic church, council of trent, history, magic, science, Theology, witchcraft
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