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Those could be Mr Frottage's last words. Three hours later he was dead.Comment
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I pray for his soul that he truly repents for his beaviour. We all need to fast in order to save him from all of this nonsense.Originally posted by MitzaLizalor View Post
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More Catholic nonsense-- which ironic, given your stated intent to save someone from nonsense. If someone is dead, their fate is decided; prayers and fasting will not save them from judgement.Originally posted by Romeo Rovagnati View Post
I pray for his soul that he truly repents for his beaviour. We all need to fast in order to save him from all of this nonsense.
This is not a Lazarus situation.
His left hand should be under my head, and his right hand should embrace me.
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Oh, you are so entirely correct here, dear Sister Handmaiden. You are calling a spade a spade and I (and the goodOriginally posted by handmaiden View Post
) thank you for such a truthful response. Now, as you well know, Mr. Rovagnati knows that what he has said is a lie — a falsehood! — but yet he continues to visit 
to spread his papist, statue-loving nonsense, even after he has been warned of his eternal fate so many times by the good, 
servants of Almighty 
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Oh, well; that's the way the cookie crumbles, and crumble Mr. Rovagnati will do, indeed, when he stands before on the Day of Judgment. I shall continue to keep his name near the top of my prayer list for this week's McGill Street Ladies' Wednesday Afternoon Prayer Meeting, Bible Study and Tea & Social (to be held at Sister Evangeline's lovely home; my, how she does make the most lovely lemon meringue tartlets!)
(Mrs.) Isabella White
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Romeo: an apology.
Jeremiah 4:19
Thank you for contributing to the forum. Fasting would have been an option, once upon a time:
Matthew 17:18-21
18a Jesus rebuked the devil
18b and he departed out of him…
19a Then came the disciples to Jesus…
19b [they said] Why could not we cast him out?
21_ [Jesus replied] this kind goeth not out but by prayer and fasting.
That time has passed. Whether the devil in Frottage got him in the end (he suggested otherwise) or not, during his life was when to fast. In your comment I noticed one missing element, compared with Christ's statement regarding powerful demons. And there were multiple disciples operating, concentrating their effort like a lens with many suns. I have underlined the missing element in verse 21, above.
In your paradigm perhaps a pope or a deceased person does the praying, within which primum mobile your fasting would occur. I'm not sure how you'd distinguish a disembodied human—Rita of Cascia, say—from an incorporeal demon, unless you considered her plastic effigy [RIGHT] to be so inhabited? But then, how would you know that? So I felt an apology was necessary and that your inner trumpet, along with Jeremiah's, disturbs the peace at your heart when devils are so active as they are in these last days. After all, your current guy (in Rome - there are several others I understand?) expresses the humility I know you embrace. Perhaps other comments had overlooked this detail..
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