You Might Be Possessed By Satan If These 4 Things Are True... w/ Fr. Vincent Lampert

I’m a drug addict in recovery and let me tell you: my seven years of active addiction to opiate painkillers was unarguably THE blackest part of life. Also believe the devil is as real as apple pie. If God knows and sees, so can satan. This is why we in recovery must, MUST have a Higher Power...it was a no-brainer for me-it’s Jesus. He, along with the recovery program, has healed me and lifted the urge to use away from me. I’m forever grateful and will always bear witness to this...

Lust, sloth and gluttony. These are what I battle with everyday. I've always admired my parents and Grandparents (all deceased) for one thing in particular: they had no concept of free time. Wasting time. They were always working on something, toward something, preparing, planning, etc, on top of regular working life.

“The devil always wants to disrupt the prayer of the church.” That struck me. When I can’t figure out what to do during these crazy times, maybe I need to join the prayer of the church. Thank you.

Fr Vincent Lampert is such a wonderful Catholic Priest. May he be blessed every hour of every day with God’s protection. Please read his book, “Exorcism” to be informed.

I was addicted to crack cocaine from the age of 14 until I was 27. The first time I did it I fell out and went into convulsions. I tried many times to get clean and remember crying out to GOD to help me. Me and my wife started going to a pentecostal church of GOD with my grandma who we were living with at the time. We were in a very powerful service one Sunday night when the pastor's mother in law placed her hands on my head and prayed give him the mind of christ. Just then a demon manefested itself and came forward. The pastor had my pregnant wife removed from the santuary as the demon could jump into her and the child. The pastor and church leaders then cast the spirit out of me and I was then filled with the HOLY SPIRIT. Before then I could not go a day without the drugs. After that I wanted nothing to do with it even if I tried to. GOD is good.

My mother witnessed a possessed young girl, while she was a nurse in Brazil. They had her hospitalized, but called in priesthood. She told me she'd never forget the demonic voice, besides her behaviors, including how spoke to my mother when she started to pray for her.

My father was an Anglican Priest and he had to know Greek, Latin and Hebrew. You can feel the warmth of Christ that comes through Father Lampert.

God bless Father Lampert and protect him from sins and evil! Amen.

Latin is one of many languages one can pray to God with . God understands all of us.

God bless all our good Priest and protect them from all harm. Amen

Protect Father Vincent at all costs 🥺

I have heard doctors talk about crystal meth users who had to be restrained by several large hospital porters during violent episodes, despite the fact that they were in very poor physical health and weighed very little. I always made the connection with demonic influence as any other explanation did not seem to fit.

Lord protect our priests and religious

Holy Michael, the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our safeguard against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray; and do you, O Prince of the heavenly host, by the power of God cast into hell Satan and all the evil spirits who wander through the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.

very humble an obedient priest, you give me hope father. You give hope to church

Father Lampert is a truly amazing person, powerful, educated, articulate, extremely brave, and ever humble. What challenging work he does, and what things he has seen. God bless him and protect him always.

I have been following Fr Lampert’s talk ... each time I learn more about the church teachings .

Very good and interesting point about the division between rites and division as a tool of satan.

Wow, scary stuff but Jesus is stronger than all the devils together. Good to know this stuff so we can share it. Blessings

I like how The Priest is so calm about it.