Stay in prayer Oct 31, light a blessed candle

I read this message on CTTK. I don't follow this seer, but what she says to do on Oct 31st sounds like a very good idea.

Dear daughter, thank you for having responded to my call in your heart. My children, I ask you to listen to the true prophets of these end times, for they are my messengers and as such they will be your guide. I want to save all my children and that is why I am still touching the earth; there is none more blind than he who does not want to see, and despite the signs of the times foretold, even those who have faith refuse to look at what is happening. My children, the times are hard: the whole earth continues to be covered by darkness. I ask you to pray much, and conversion is urgent. I also ask you to stay at home in prayer on the feast of Satan and to light a blessed candle; unfortunately the satanic sects will perform monstrous rites, but do not be afraid. My angels are with you and will be more numerous as time goes by: everything is set for the final battle. Now I bless you in the name of the Father of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

 

I keep a blessed candle lit at all times in my home

 

Very wise. Evil is running rampant. Charlie Johnston spoke years ago of a vision he was shown of demons spewing forth en masse from volcanic eruptions to go wreck havoc upon us. With the actual physical eruptions occurring in time and the amount of demonic manifestations multiplying in real time tgat we all see in people around us, I ponder his words...and brace myself to be like these good men who are ready and willing to stand and confront evil as it attacks our church, our friends, and our families: https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/bizarre-fight-at-catholic-church/

 

Our Blessed Mother referring to the Feast of All Saints as the feast of Satan?
Nope.
Not buying.

 

Ummm, she’s talking about October 31st which is the evil ones battle against the next very Holy day, right brother?

 

copied again for those of us with eyes to see and ears open to hear

 

People should look up what ex-Satanists like Zacchary King or John Ramirez have to say about that day. It's a big day for people into that stuff. I've even read somewhere that even saying the name of that feast day is not good .

Editing to add a caution: Ramirez is a protestant and doesn't get All Saints Day. He knows very well what is done on Oct 31st by Satanists, but in the video I linked earlier he criticizes All Saints Day, which is wrong... pray for him, he is a converted soul who needs to come further into Christ.

 

Satanists may very well commit their acts of sacrilege and other abominations on the 31st but to say feast of satan for the very vigil of All Saints is a bit ridiculous. Why should they have ownership. We have a big Halloween tradition in Ireland and whilst people have many different ideas about it, it is largely a bit of fun and some fireworks and dress up.

 

I agree Malachi. Its a lovely holy feast. The evil one's minions have taken it over sadly.

 

I listened to a couple of Ramirez' talks and he says that October is the month of Satan and it ends on Nov 1st, the "day of the dead". The whole month is very intense for people into that stuff, and Nov 1 has its occult origins in Mexico in rituals I'd rather not name that invoke the dead. He said that in the month, they give themselves over the their master (ie consecration) and go around doing all kinds of evil things including throwing curses on people, objects, places etc. Ramirez got married on the 31st to consecrate all to you-know-who. He says that behind even the most inoffensive looking pumpkins and other symbols, there are demons whom we invite into our homes when we put on their effigies on doors and windows etc... And he also said that putting on a costume has a significance too - I can't remember what exactly, but it gives some sort of permission to demons according to him.

Pretty horrible stuff - but to his credit, he said that when he was a satanist he never betrayed Satan by trying to go to Church. But Christians aren't so faithful to Christ when they participate in the rituals on the 31st .

I find it totally plausible that the former light bearer who lost his place to the New Eve and apes God in everything would try to highjack the Graces of the month of the Rosary. Perhaps that is why now we need to pray more to offset the evil done in that month.

 

The celtic calender like all ancient calenders is replete with rich symbolism and spirituality. These times are found in all religions of the world the liminal times when the veil is opened between worlds etc etc etc. A lot of inculturation has taken place in the 2000 years of Christianity and a lot of these things have been reimagined as shadows, types of future things. A groping in the dark. Costumes at Halloween has been a way of children showing that they are not afraid of monsters that creep in the dark or of blending in that they might be passed over etc. Lots of typology, symbolism, and meaning. Kids used to go to Church the next day dressed as their favourite Saint as a point of contrast. These things can be interpreted in overtly satanic overtones but like I said for the majority it is a period of transition in to winter and a time for a bit of merriment and fun. Even the trick or treating has its origins I believe to medieval England with the poor going round doors promising prayers for the loved ones of wealthier families. "A soul cake a soul cake.." goes one of the old songs.

 

My grandkids go to Catholic School and they have dress up and a Party for the holiday.

 

I think that in times like these we need to proceed with caution. In seeing what's going on in our world today, I think lighting a blessed candle on that night might be a good idea. I have a few blessed candles, so I might light one that evening. I don't buy any candy for that evening because I'm unsure how many trick or treaters I'd have. Plus, the temptation to start snacking on it myself would be so great. Anyway, I think if kids are allowed to go trick or treating, the parents should be extra careful on the neighborhood they go to. And pay close attention to what the kids are getting. I remember when I was a kid, it was the concern of finding razor blades in apples These days, a thin needle can be used to "taint" the candy with drugs. So, proceed with caution on that night.

 

Growing up we dressed up as favorite saints. Even then there was a discomfort with the demonic element. Now with the occult so rampant I think we have to stay clear of all occult elements. I hate seeing all the vampires and devil's. Hate it.

 

My kids are dressing up as Gandalf (from Lord of the Rings), Little Red Riding Hood, and a snail. We also avoid anything occult in our decor, like witches, devils, potions, anything bloody or evil. Nothing but cute jack o'lanterns and ghosts.

I like the aspect of All Hallows Eve as a night of innocent fun, laughing at the devil with our enjoyment of the spooky, knowing he has no power over us Christians. Now, I know it holds a different meaning for some others, but that doesn't change the meaning and intent for me and my kids.

I've certainly become much more aware of the extra prayer and sacrifice I should offer to counter the true occult being done on Halloween, but I don't think the evil is being done by the sweet old ladies and young families handing out candy in our neighborhood.

 

I agree.
I prefer the cuter Halloween decor to skulls gravestones etc. I kinda understand the need to mock what scares ya though.
Anyway the Irish invented Hallowe'en with jack o lanterns and bonfires

 

I remember Halloween, as a child, with fond memories. The whole neighborhood would begin walking first to the Church. Our nuns from school and Monsignor would be welcoming the parents and kids with baskets of candy. It really was such fun. Then metallic rock, with its Satanic overtones began, and stole our innocent Halloween. I blame the late 60’s/70’s revolution that changed the world forever. But I still love my Halloween, and decorate with the same zeal of Martha Stewart.

 

If any one is interesting in praying it start at 12 eastern time . This father is really good and healing families.

 

I don't know who invented Halloween, but when we were young back in Ireland we used to have a bit of fun at home as a family on Halloween. I remember we used to have 'barn brack', which is a fruit bread and there would be a ring or a sixpenny piece wrapped in paper somewhere in the brack which we would wait and see who got the slice with the ring or coin in it. Don't know if anyone else remembers that.

Older teenagers (boys) used go go out hunting the wren, they called them the wren boys, and a bit of mischief would be done by them.

We were told it was the night when restless souls were on the prowl, on the eve of All Saints.

I notice from converts who had been involved with occult before their conversion that we should BLANK the whole Halloween thing, Light holy candles and pray that day and night, because any form of dressing up or fun makes the devil happy so he can compete with Jesus to have the biggest party, better than Christmas if possible.

It is catching on here in the UK, and you see decorations outside peoples houses. They probably have no clue as to what the celebration is. I believe John Ramirez (an ex satanist) says it is the devils birthday celebration. The devil doesn't care if you dress up as an angel or a devil as long as you come to the party.

John Ramirez also says putting pumkins outside with candles in them is inviting bad spirits into your home, we should definitely avoid this. Does anyone even believe there are bad spirits roaming around anymore. Sad really.

I wish I knew all this years ago because our kids used to have fun on Halloween the same as we did when we were kids. I would have found another way to get past it if I was aware.

 

Same here Julia. Our kids dressed up--but not as vampires or devil's. It was a night of fun. But year by year sinister elements entered in....dangerous things put in trick or treat bags and elaborate decorations to rival Christmas. Orange lights and black cats. I grew increasingly uneasy in my spirit. Now for the last several years I feel called to Eucharistic hours of reparation.