Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever! Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin. Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially. Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct. Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil. “The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there. If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
@@RAZMIKTOROSSIANFr Martins is right up to a point because we are all tainted with original sin. If a baby dies they share in Jesus’s baptism and go to Heaven. If a person wilfully rejects the holy Catholic Church they are damned. I’m a Marian Catholic and not so long ago rejected my so called baptism because it was done in the Cult of England when I mistakenly called it the Church of England I now accept baptism by desire. Nobody goes to HELL unless they choose to and everyone has the obligation to seek the full truth which is in the holy Catholic Church because it’s the ONLY CHURCH.
@@simonslater9024 In my comment, I was talking about the priest’s assertion that Unborn Babies belong to the Kingdom of Darkness. That’s categorically False!
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@Itsyaboy88 If you are following Christ in real life, then God sees Christ in you. But if you're following the devil in life you're not Christ's son or daughter. God is loving, merciful but very fair Judge
If you are new to Exorcist Father Carlos Martins he specialises is Exorcisms & Treasures of the Church (Relics) If you want all areas of the Catholic faith try Exorcist Fr. Chad Ripperger (Sensus Fidelium youtube channel) or Father Chris Alar (Divine Mercy youtube channel) the latter's 'Explaining the Faith' series is amazing. These 3 priests are my favourite to listen to. Welcome🙏🏼
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever! Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin. Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially. Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct. Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil. “The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there. If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
@dalelerette206 The problem is an ignorant priest, and a host who comes across as being clueless. But that doesn’t matter to her, for she only worries about her own image.
When Fr. Martin talked about human sacrifice , mostly children sacrifice in Mexico during the Aztec Empire and sending our Lady of Guadalupe, that converted 8 million , more than the 3,000 that that’s St.Peter preached in the book of Acts causes my soul to be so thankful for His grace and His mercy, especially as a Mexican❤ ❤❤
I came across Fr. Martins a few months ago and his story of his conversion and his work has confirmed my belief in God and His holy Catholic Church and has firmly cemented my faith.
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever! Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin. Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially. Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct. Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil. “The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there. If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
I like the Lila's questions - she asks questions and makes statements that are not just interesting but educating. As a new Catholic, I really appreciate the information from Father Martins and Lila. I'm still learning when to stand, sit and kneel in mass! Thanks so much !!
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever! Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin. Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially. Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct. Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil. “The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there. If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
Confession is such a powerful sacrament. After going to confession on Saturday, then partaking in the Eucharist at Mass on Sunday, I felt spiritually healed, if that makes sense
Amen! I had been living apart from God and my Catholic faith for more than twenty years. I attended my first Confession on Monday and am attending my first Mass where I will take the Holy Eucharist tonight in a long time. I felt a tremendous weight lifted off of me after Confession. I did it face to face in the priest’s office because I initially met with him for spiritual counseling but when I told him I wanted to do Confession as soon as possible he offered to do it right then and there and I was willing to. There is something very powerful about confessing in detail all of the vile sins I have committed and looking the Priest in the face. It really is supernatural. God has called me back to Him. Please pray for me and for all of us! Amen!
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever! Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin. Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially. Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct. Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil. “The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there. If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
It took me a full 10 years from my experience with the demonic to come back to Jesus and the Catholic faith. Now though, more than ever, I can speak to the fact that it's real and no one can convince me otherwise.
This is a great interview, watching from the Philippines. Here in our country we also have an Exorcist Priest named Fr. Darwin Gitgano. He suggests that in order for the person to be delivered from demonic possession, infestation or oppression, he/must must practice the RULE OF LIFE, which he summarizes as practicing CARES, which are: C-Confession A-Adoration R-Rosary E-Eucharist S-Sacramentals (Scapulars, Crucifix, Benedictine Medals, Holy and Exorcised Oil and Salt etc.) Satan is real and empowering our spiritual warfare requires courage and lots of prayers. Thank you for all the Exorcist Priests who educate us on how to fight the battles against evil. St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle, be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him we humbly pray; and do thou, O Prince of the Heavenly host, by the power of God, cast into hell Satan and all the evil spirits who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.
This came up in my recommended feed, God wanted me to see this video!! Father Carlos answered many questions that I have had for YEARS, but I didn’t have a close enough relationship with a priest to feel comfortable to ask!! His answers to my questions made PERFECT sense and now I have much more knowledge! God ALWAYS answers when asked!! ❤
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever! Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin. Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially. Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct. Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil. “The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there. If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
@@RAZMIKTOROSSIAN I agree with you about the babies. I went back and forth with my priest about that. If God loves and forgives, and if babies are sacred, they would not be sent to hell. It would be of no fault of theirs if they were aborted, a miscarriage, etc. If you were Hindu, you might believe that baby going through an abortion or other premature death would be it's karma.
I had the opportunity to hear Fr. Martins speak about the relics of the saints in Columbia Falls Montana a few years ago. His podcasts are excellent too! Cradle Catholic but now I don’t go a day without asking for the intercession of the saints!
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever! Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin. Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially. Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct. Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil. “The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there. If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
Lila, thank you for having Father explain for those who aren't familiar with the Catholic faith. There is so much misinformation out there, that I feel this would be great for someone who does not know our faith. VIVA CRISTO REY. ❤
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever! Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin. Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially. Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct. Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil. “The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there. If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever! Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin. Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially. Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct. Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil. “The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there. If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
I appreciate how Fr Martins tells the hard truths , like an antidote to the lies of materialism we’re bombarded by. And I love how Lila asks the basic questions most of us are wondering about.
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever! Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin. Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially. Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct. Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil. “The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there. If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
Fascinating. The metaphysics of all of this is entirely above my pay grade, but Fr. drives home the point that it behooves us to walk humbly and observe the sacraments of the Holy Church.
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever! Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin. Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially. Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct. Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil. “The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there. If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
And father Martins is absolutely right… If your friends are a problem, get rid of them. And talking about their ideas, habits, behavior. There is a saying very popular among grandmothers here in Mexico: “Dime con quién andas, y te diré quién eres” (Tell me whom you hang out with, and I’ll tell you who you are.), as I got older, I realized that saying is true.
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever! Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin. Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially. Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct. Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil. “The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there. If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
I am an Orthodox Christian too but in our church who follows the Julian calendar frown upon Catholics.They have them equal to freemasons.My aunt would disagree.She has been to baptisms & marriages in a Catholic Church.I also go to the Catholic Church but it's frowned upon.
As an Orthodox Christian, you should know that it is official canon of The Orthodox Church that the Roman Catholic Chruch does not have apostolic succession or authority.
Thank you for the episode, Lila. All Christians must take the supernatural topic seriously. Whether it is Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, Non-denomination. We must be aware of demons. We shouldn’t underestimate our enemy, but God the Most High, is in charge. I hope your family and you are safe. God bless. Stay strong.
It’s because of the extremely earthly present spiritual warfare that brought me back to the Catholic Church. I will never turn away from God, Jesus, Mary, and the saints ever again.
May God bless Fr. Carlos Martins ! It's the first time I am hearing a priest telling so clear and honest the TRUTH ! Congrats @Lila Rose to bring him in your podcast !
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever! Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin. Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially. Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct. Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil. “The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there. If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever! Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin. Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially. Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct. Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil. “The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there. If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever! Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin. Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially. Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct. Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil. “The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there. If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
Such an excellent interview & conversation. Fr Carlos Martin is a very good speaker & explainer. Listening to Fr Martin, Fr Ripperger, Fr Lampert etc gives me such profound appreciation and respect for their fiat to Our Lord in carrying out His work in this arena. And they are all so calm and level headed about it-definitely graces from God!
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever! Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin. Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially. Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct. Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil. “The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heave and take them there. If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
Excellent! Worth every moment. Always enjoy hearing Father Martins. Learn every time I hear him of how evil and the one sneak into our lives. Stand watch! Lila asks excellent questions and she showcases her guest. It’s not about her. God bless your ministry. ✝️
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever! Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin. Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially. Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct. Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil. “The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heave and take them there. If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
🙏☺️ Thank you so much for this interview! I have so much respect for Fr. Martins. His spiritual knowledge is amazing and I love the fact that he’s not afraid to say “I don’t know that answer” (which is also a large part of being mature in wisdom). I have listened to Father on many podcasts and have also enjoyed “The Exorcist Files” and still, I always learn something new! ❤🙂
Thank you so much for doing this, Lila. This is a very important topic in my opinion! Every day, I pray for us all asking for help with spiritual warfare to stay close to God, the source of all Goodness. He is Goodness. He is Love, and He loves each and every one of us, individually, no matter who we are, or what we've done or whatever our story is, far more than all people on Earth could love us combined. He wants us to be free from the enslavement to darkness. I think this could be helpful to keep in mind when there are those trying to tear away at truth and cause confusion where this Bible verse could be thought of regarding uncharitable deconstructionist "Well, actually's"...where I think the first envious deconstructionist was the devil with his first words: Genesis 3:1 "Now the snake was the most cunning of all the wild animals that the Lord God had made. He asked the woman, “Did God really say, ‘You shall not eat from any of the trees in the garden?”" John 14:30-31 I will no longer speak much with you, for the ruler of the world is coming. He has no power over me, but the world must know that I love the Father and that I do just as the Father has commanded me. Get up, let us go. John 17: 20-21 '“I pray not only for them, but also for those who will believe in me through their word, so that they may all be one, as you, Father, are in me and I in you, that they also may be in us, that the world may believe that you sent me." I pray these prayers every day- Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us, and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen. Hail, Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou among women and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death. Amen. Jesus Christ is the mediator, and I believe our Blessed Mother Mary can lead us to Him. She prays for us on our way to Him. When I refer to Mary as my mother, please know I am not taking away respect due to my one and only God, Lord Jesus Christ. I believe loving people Jesus loves helps us love Him more, so the more I love Mary, the more I love God, and Jesus gave Mary to us as our mother on the Cross. John 19: 26-27 When Jesus saw his mother and the disciple there whom he loved, he said to his mother, “Woman, behold, your son.” Then he said to the disciple, “Behold, your mother.” And from that hour the disciple took her into his home. Mother Mary, the first Christian with her choice to say "yes" to my one and only God's will, I believe she is the number 1 model for sainthood for both men and women. She did God's will perfectly in every respect from the moment of her conception, listening to every single one of His commands. Her choice to say "yes" Luke 1:38 Mary said, “Behold, I am the handmaid of the Lord. May it be done to me according to your word.” Then the angel departed from her. to God's will ushered in salvation for the world, and she did so knowing the sacrifices and sufferings that would result from her decision, but, humbly, accepted the privilege of containing the God of the Universe her womb, and then becoming Jesus' most intimate friend, companion, and greatest consolation while on Earth. She was the devil's ultimate humiliation! I believe God is the King of the universe, having all power of the universe, but God chose Our Lady, a humble lowly woman the privilege of crushing the head of the devil. Mary is not God, but she is a saint, and being that she is with Jesus in Heaven, I ask for her intercession to our Lord (and for sake of brevity, I'll say I "pray to Mary"), similar to how I'd ask people to pray for me (please do! I'm a broken sinner in need of many prayers), but I trust she is a saint in Heaven so I believe it is helpful to ask for her help, especially being so close to her Son. There is only one God. He is the source of all good. He is Goodness. He is Love! Glory be to the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit; as it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen. O my Jesus, forgive us our sins, save us from the fires of hell, and lead all souls to heaven, especially those most in need of Thy mercy. Angel of God, my guardian dear, to whom God’s love entrusts me here,ever this day be at my side,to light and guard, to rule and guide. Amen. St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the Devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray, and do thou, O Prince of the Heavenly Host, by the power of God, cast into hell Satan, and all the evil spirits, who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen. Hope you have a light-filled peaceful good day. Please pray for me! God bless you and your family, Lila!
I love being Catholic you find fullness in the one true Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. God bless us all and let us give thanks to God for all he does. In the name of the Father and the Son , and the Holy Spirit amen
I appreciate you having Father Carlos Martins on the program. Its interesting to get insight into the world of exorcists from the description given by an actual exorcist. Much of the public's ideas about exorcism come from Hollywood depictions which, as with most things Hollywood portrays, are grossly distorted for entertainment and shock value. Fr. Martins commentary on original sin, for example, being so central to understanding possession is something that you wont hear about in cinematic portrayals of demonic possession.
I cried at confession like a little boy, the heaviness of the world was lifted of of me. I had confessions before but last year i had my first sincere confession and longing for forgiveness. I pray that everyone seeks forgiveness
Father, Martin, my respects to you; I take my hat off! I like what you stand for and all your knowledge about the gospel. I am a Mormon, I was born in Mexico, and my parents were Mormons, so I was brought up in the faith. but since young, I remember I wanted to be a Nun, and the Catholic faith has always been in the back of my mind. Thank you for all you do.
At 30:25 that story is very similar to a story my grandmother told me. A woman from an enemy tribe of ours during war made such a pact with a spirit. She had to surrender her unborn grandchildren for safety during war. This is why they converted to Catholicism when the missionaries came much later.
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever! Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin. Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially. Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct. Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil. “The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there. If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
I can't stand falling into mortal sin you feel rotton but confession gets us back on the straight road who can be like God nobody can be like God his love and mercy is abundant to lift us up again keep fighting brothers and sisters God bless all our Priests 🙏🏻🇮🇪🙏🏻
I can’t believe that God would not save children who were aborted or still born. I’m a Catholic and the God I believe in would never send those children to hell.
He’s not giving appropriate theology here. I made a comment saying exorcists should be more careful about speaking on things that aren’t their expertise since so many people suck in every word they say. I’ve seen exorcists give opinions about things cuz people think they know everything. This guy was incorrect in saying John the Baptist was in hell or that unborn babies automatically belong to the devil (thereby saying they go to hell). I have also heard an exorcist say pets don’t go to heaven or won’t even be on the new heaven and earth and he always comes off as not an animal lover- I think he should stop saying stuff like that isn’t actual knowledge and just opinions that bring believers to despairing conclusions.
Thank you for this, I have watched various interviews with Fr. Carlos, but this is the first one I watched him speaking about original sin adan and eve, what he said can be found in Maria Valtorta books and Luisa Picarreta
I found myself wrongfully imprisoned and didn't understand until later why this happened. Persecution is a MUST. You MUST endure what Jesus endured. But, in this place I could feel the place Hell. I don't know how to explain it. You can actually feel the actual physical place Hell. I guess since Hell is a eternal prison that actually exists, you can spiritually feel Hell but you can't see it? This was the most bizarre thing that I experienced while the Lord blessed my life with persecution. He's a good God
Excellent podcast! Been listening since it began and am so glad it was funded for another season. Truly interesting, terrifying, and while I’m Agnostic-I still appreciate learning about religion and others’ beliefs.
I always pray that I become a successful Catholic Social Media Influencer to spread the teachings and Revelations of the Catholic Church and the entire Christendom. I hope and pray the Devotion to the Eucharist and the Holy Souls in Purgatory helps me.
This is an excellent episode. So many life lessons within the context of this conversation. Hearing from other podcasts of exorcist priests it seams like no one really applies to be an exorcist, they just throw you in it and if you’re not scared you’re it, you got the job.
22:51 I understood it a while ago.. like when you are capable to inflict damage or hurt but you choose not to do so, I feel like.. That's love. As well as when we choose God, we go out of ourselves. This makes sense to me.
Thanks very much for the video I have been trying to get back to the Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church ⛪️ and I 🙏 pray that I will receive the grace of final perseverance. Deo Gratius ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
Great episode! I highly recommend St Frances of Rome book about her visions . She was shown heaven , hell and purgatory and saw where the unbaptized babies go ( for anyone interested )
Baptism of desire is when the person who dies desired baptism but never got the chance to receive it. It is also callen baptism of blood when in that situation the person is martyred for the faith meaning he/she died for Christ. In both instances that desire has to be formally expressed.
@@MoonTyphoon-j4u When Jesus had spoken about hell, he spoke about Gehenna - there is eternal fire and no salvation there. But Jesus also uses the word sheol. Before the resurrection of Jesus within the Hebrew Bible, there are few mentions of Sheol (greek Hades) - underground, this is not hell, seemingly describing it as a place where both the righteous and the unrighteous dead go, regardless of their moral choices in life. Acts 2, 25-27 :For David says concerning him, "I saw the Lord always before me, for he is at my right hand that I may not be shaken;therefore my heart was glad, and my tongue rejoiced; my flesh also will dwell in hope. For you will not abandon my soul to Hades, or let your Holy One see corruption. 1 Peter 3, 18-20: For Christ also suffered once for sins, the righteous for the unrighteous, that he might bring us to God, being put to death in the flesh but made alive in the spirit, in which he went and proclaimed PROCLAIMED to the spirits in prison (NOT HELL), because they formerly did not obey, when God's patience waited in the days of Noah, while the ark was being prepared, in which a few, that is, eight persons, were brought safely through water.
@@miguelalejandro884 Isn't it correct, however, that parents can desire baptism for their child from the moment of conception? All nine of my children were baptized as soon as possible. With the two I miscarrried, my intent was exactly the same as soon as I heard of their existence. They were consecrated to God from the womb by my formal act of Faith.
The Old Testament believers went to Abraham’s bosom when they died. 12:43 they did not go to hell. Read about this when Jesus spoke about the rich man and Lazarus in Luke 16:19-30 the wicked of the Old Testament went to Hades, a place of torment, while the righteous went to a place of comfort, waiting for the redeemer.
I strongly disagree with this priest on the issue of stillbirth, I unfortunately lost a baby boy 2 weeks away from due date....he died in utero, he never drew a breath of air from this sinful world therefore he was sinless! My child is an angel 😇
Im so sorry for the loss of your precious boy. I beleive you’re right ❤ I don’t think Fr Martins was saying they aren’t in heaven, only that we trust God’s mercy
God has a special place for people who have never sinned and have not been baptized. It's not hell and it's not heaven. It's a special place. You won't find it in Scripture or Tradition.
@@RAZMIKTOROSSIAN Hi. Your comment is listed as a reply to me. It appears you accidentally selected to reply to me, rather than just adding a new comment. I suggest you delete it and resubmit it, so it can be read by Lila
He is Baptist in His Theology, not a Catholic. So if He is Baptist He could have a Reformed view of Original Sin, or an Arminian. The Reformed view is 100% not consistent with the Catholic Teaching on Original Sin. Cheers and God Bless
Children go to heaven, Jesus said in the Bible that: But Jesus called for them and said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not stop them; for it is to such as these that the kingdom of God belongs. Truly I tell you, whoever does not receive the kingdom of God as a little child will never enter it. So Children go to Heaven 100% no doubt.
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Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever!
Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin.
Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially.
Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct.
Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil.
“The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there.
If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
@@RAZMIKTOROSSIANFr Martins is right up to a point because we are all tainted with original sin. If a baby dies they share in Jesus’s baptism and go to Heaven. If a person wilfully rejects the holy Catholic Church they are damned. I’m a Marian Catholic and not so long ago rejected my so called baptism because it was done in the Cult of England when I mistakenly called it the Church of England I now accept baptism by desire. Nobody goes to HELL unless they choose to and everyone has the obligation to seek the full truth which is in the holy Catholic Church because it’s the ONLY CHURCH.
@@simonslater9024 In my comment, I was talking about the priest’s assertion that Unborn Babies belong to the Kingdom of Darkness. That’s categorically False!
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I love Fr. Martins’ closing words.
1. Be free of sin
2. Confess your sins
3. Go to mass on Sunday
4. Live a good life
Perfectly said 🙏🏼
No human is free from sin. Regardless of how straight of a path you walk, we are inherently flawed. When god looks upon us, he sees Christ.
@@Itsyaboy88only Catholic’s are Christian. Those Catholic’s who go straight to Heaven are sinless
Always do your morning and evening prayers,at least them.
He shouldn't be a pastor he just said no one chooses to be pissed yes they do that's a big fate lie
@Itsyaboy88 If you are following Christ in real life, then God sees Christ in you. But if you're following the devil in life you're not Christ's son or daughter. God is loving, merciful but very fair Judge
Mad respect for people like Fr Martins who have the humility and courage to say “I don’t know the answer.”
@@MajorTom546 that’s also what he says about all them catholic priest child abusers
Lol
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We need to see a lot more of Fr Martins not just talking about exorcism but talking about all areas of life and faith, thanks for bringing him on...
If you are new to Exorcist Father Carlos Martins he specialises is Exorcisms & Treasures of the Church (Relics) If you want all areas of the Catholic faith try Exorcist Fr. Chad Ripperger (Sensus Fidelium youtube channel) or Father Chris Alar (Divine Mercy youtube channel) the latter's 'Explaining the Faith' series is amazing. These 3 priests are my favourite to listen to. Welcome🙏🏼
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever!
Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin.
Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially.
Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct.
Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil.
“The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there.
If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
@dalelerette206 The problem is an ignorant priest, and a host who comes across as being clueless. But that doesn’t matter to her, for she only worries about her own image.
@@LectioDivina33 Couldn't agree more
When Fr. Martin talked about human sacrifice , mostly children sacrifice in Mexico during the Aztec Empire and sending our Lady of Guadalupe, that converted 8 million , more than the 3,000 that that’s St.Peter preached in the book of Acts causes my soul to be so thankful for His grace and His mercy, especially as a Mexican❤ ❤❤
Bless you. Being Irish, I'm also grateful to Catholicism for
saving us from Hedonism
Still human sacrifice going on in world secretly ...Cult and sect and illuminati.
Important part of that was that the people in Mexico at that time were open to God's converting them - that is beautiful also. ❤🎉
Amen !
I came across Fr. Martins a few months ago and his story of his conversion and his work has confirmed my belief in God and His holy Catholic Church and has firmly cemented my faith.
❤
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever!
Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin.
Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially.
Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct.
Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil.
“The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there.
If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
This is why we as Catholics have the Sacrament of Reconciliation to reconcile us with God the Father.
Amen! Thank you Lord for the Holy Catholic Church! Pax Vobiscum. ✝️
@@NiccoloGiuliano3 And with your spirit.
@dalelerette206 ststephenslife.com/documents/2020/11/PrayersFrRippergerRecommends2020.pdf
@dalelerette206demons have absolutely NO rights whatsoever. They can’t do anything with Jesus’s permission!
Jesus work on the cross reconciled us not a sacrament. Scripture says the ONLY WAY to the Father is through the blood of Jesus.
I like the Lila's questions - she asks questions and makes statements that are not just interesting but educating. As a new Catholic, I really appreciate the information from Father Martins and Lila.
I'm still learning when to stand, sit and kneel in mass!
Thanks so much !!
Welcome to the family!
Welcome home!
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever!
Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin.
Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially.
Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct.
Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil.
“The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there.
If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
Welcome home !
Confession is such a powerful sacrament. After going to confession on Saturday, then partaking in the Eucharist at Mass on Sunday, I felt spiritually healed, if that makes sense
Makes so much sense. ❤
It gives you a strange sense of tremendous peace. IT REALLY IS SUPERNATURAL.
Omg this Priest is so so awesome.
After confession, I feel so light, my steps feel cushioned.. it's such a great feeling overall
Amen! I had been living apart from God and my Catholic faith for more than twenty years. I attended my first Confession on Monday and am attending my first Mass where I will take the Holy Eucharist tonight in a long time. I felt a tremendous weight lifted off of me after Confession. I did it face to face in the priest’s office because I initially met with him for spiritual counseling but when I told him I wanted to do Confession as soon as possible he offered to do it right then and there and I was willing to. There is something very powerful about confessing in detail all of the vile sins I have committed and looking the Priest in the face. It really is supernatural. God has called me back to Him. Please pray for me and for all of us! Amen!
Father Martins is so well articulated. Love hearing him speak.
Me too! He’s great!
Thank you Lila for opening your heart to Catholic faith. Jesus built a home for us. We are never alone in our suffering. ❤
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever!
Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin.
Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially.
Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct.
Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil.
“The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there.
If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
It took me a full 10 years from my experience with the demonic to come back to Jesus and the Catholic faith. Now though, more than ever, I can speak to the fact that it's real and no one can convince me otherwise.
The catholic faith is very very deep. It makes some protestant religions look like pre-school. Lila posed great questions!
It really is. Thank you !!
You have the holy Catholic Church. You have 48,000 protestant CULTS
@@simonslater9024 no need to get mean. The war is not against flesh and blood but unseen things of the spirit.
@@simonslater9024without the Protestant reformation, Catholics would still be trying to earn their righteousness by works, apart from Jesus.
@@grietjie93why do you say that?
This is a great interview, watching from the Philippines. Here in our country we also have an Exorcist Priest named Fr. Darwin Gitgano. He suggests that in order for the person to be delivered from demonic possession, infestation or oppression, he/must must practice the RULE OF LIFE, which he summarizes as practicing CARES, which are: C-Confession A-Adoration R-Rosary E-Eucharist S-Sacramentals (Scapulars, Crucifix, Benedictine Medals, Holy and Exorcised Oil and Salt etc.) Satan is real and empowering our spiritual warfare requires courage and lots of prayers. Thank you for all the Exorcist Priests who educate us on how to fight the battles against evil.
St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle, be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil. May God rebuke him we humbly pray; and do thou, O Prince of the Heavenly host, by the power of God, cast into hell Satan and all the evil spirits who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.
This came up in my recommended feed, God wanted me to see this video!! Father Carlos answered many questions that I have had for YEARS, but I didn’t have a close enough relationship with a priest to feel comfortable to ask!! His answers to my questions made PERFECT sense and now I have much more knowledge! God ALWAYS answers when asked!! ❤
Love your optimism, Father Martins. I agree. In all of the ugly and hate, there is more power in beauty and love, which will triumph.
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever!
Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin.
Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially.
Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct.
Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil.
“The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there.
If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
@@RAZMIKTOROSSIAN I agree with you about the babies. I went back and forth with my priest about that. If God loves and forgives, and if babies are sacred, they would not be sent to hell. It would be of no fault of theirs if they were aborted, a miscarriage, etc. If you were Hindu, you might believe that baby going through an abortion or other premature death would be it's karma.
I had the opportunity to hear Fr. Martins speak about the relics of the saints in Columbia Falls Montana a few years ago. His podcasts are excellent too! Cradle Catholic but now I don’t go a day without asking for the intercession of the saints!
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever!
Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin.
Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially.
Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct.
Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil.
“The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there.
If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
Lila, thank you for having Father explain for those who aren't familiar with the Catholic faith. There is so much misinformation out there, that I feel this would be great for someone who does not know our faith. VIVA CRISTO REY. ❤
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever!
Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin.
Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially.
Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct.
Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil.
“The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there.
If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
Been a fan of The Exorcist Files and Fr. Martins. Thank you for having him on your podcast!
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever!
Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin.
Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially.
Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct.
Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil.
“The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there.
If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
I appreciate how Fr Martins tells the hard truths , like an antidote to the lies of materialism we’re bombarded by. And I love how Lila asks the basic questions most of us are wondering about.
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever!
Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin.
Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially.
Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct.
Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil.
“The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there.
If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
Fascinating. The metaphysics of all of this is entirely above my pay grade, but Fr. drives home the point that it behooves us to walk humbly and observe the sacraments of the Holy Church.
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever!
Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin.
Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially.
Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct.
Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil.
“The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there.
If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
@@RAZMIKTOROSSIANOk there fella. I'm sure you know more than a Catholic exorcist on these matters. Learn more before commenting.
And father Martins is absolutely right… If your friends are a problem, get rid of them. And talking about their ideas, habits, behavior.
There is a saying very popular among grandmothers here in Mexico: “Dime con quién andas, y te diré quién eres” (Tell me whom you hang out with, and I’ll tell you who you are.), as I got older, I realized that saying is true.
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever!
Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin.
Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially.
Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct.
Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil.
“The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there.
If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
As an Orthodox Christian, we are very much alike to Catholics. I love our apostolic churches. ☦️✝️
me too,i ve learned new things that i will practice like the rosary prayer. Also that they pray for everybody,no discrimination like us
I am an Orthodox Christian too but in our church who follows the Julian calendar frown upon Catholics.They have them equal to freemasons.My aunt would disagree.She has been to baptisms & marriages in a Catholic Church.I also go to the Catholic Church but it's frowned upon.
@@heatherkelly109are you what they call “Old Calendarists?”
As an Orthodox Christian, you should know that it is official canon of The Orthodox Church that the Roman Catholic Chruch does not have apostolic succession or authority.
@@mayorofbasedville7680 since when and which particular canon says what you claim?
Fr Carlos is a beacon of light in the darkness, God Bless.
I am not Catholic, used to be but now am Pentecostal Christian. I really enjoyed this interview. The priest said many truths.
Thank you for the episode, Lila. All Christians must take the supernatural topic seriously. Whether it is Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, Non-denomination. We must be aware of demons. We shouldn’t underestimate our enemy, but God the Most High, is in charge. I hope your family and you are safe. God bless. Stay strong.
I agree with you but we still need to find out he truth
It’s because of the extremely earthly present spiritual warfare that brought me back to the Catholic Church. I will never turn away from God, Jesus, Mary, and the saints ever again.
,, xxx zzz zzz
May God bless Fr. Carlos Martins !
It's the first time I am hearing a priest telling so clear and honest the TRUTH !
Congrats @Lila Rose to bring him in your podcast !
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever!
Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin.
Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially.
Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct.
Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil.
“The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there.
If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
I look forward to this episode. I have been following Fr. Carlos Martin and his podcast, The Exorcist Files, on Spotify.
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever!
Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin.
Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially.
Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct.
Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil.
“The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there.
If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
Thank you Fr. Carlos Martins! Great podcast Lila I really enjoy your Catholic content ❤
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever!
Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin.
Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially.
Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct.
Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil.
“The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there.
If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
Such an excellent interview & conversation. Fr Carlos Martin is a very good speaker & explainer. Listening to Fr Martin, Fr Ripperger, Fr Lampert etc gives me such profound appreciation and respect for their fiat to Our Lord in carrying out His work in this arena. And they are all so calm and level headed about it-definitely graces from God!
Please have Fr Ripperger on your show, Lila! 🙏🏻
He's no longer an exorcist and doesn't give interviews in that matter.
@@PrzybyszzMatplanety I don’t think that’s true.
Amazing episode! Father’s advice on how to stay in a state of grace was spot on. Go to Holy Mass, go to confession…
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever!
Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin.
Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially.
Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct.
Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil.
“The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heave and take them there.
If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
The baptism (as the father states), a confession, and the Eucarist are like exorcism that can and will get rid of any evil.
This is the best interview I have seen with Fr. Carlos Martins!
Father Carlos is superb and always speaks the truth.
Excellent! Worth every moment. Always enjoy hearing Father Martins. Learn every time I hear him of how evil and the one sneak into our lives. Stand watch! Lila asks excellent questions and she showcases her guest. It’s not about her. God bless your ministry. ✝️
Thank you so much ❤
Yay! Fr Martins on the show! I really love how Lila interviews our priests :)
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever!
Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin.
Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially.
Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct.
Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil.
“The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heave and take them there.
If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
The exorcists files is a phenomenal tool of learning! It’s done really well and is rather entertaining. Not kitschy at all.
"Even dust of saints make demons howl. " FR.Carlos Martin
🙏☺️ Thank you so much for this interview! I have so much respect for Fr. Martins. His spiritual knowledge is amazing and I love the fact that he’s not afraid to say “I don’t know that answer” (which is also a large part of being mature in wisdom). I have listened to Father on many podcasts and have also enjoyed “The Exorcist Files” and still, I always learn something new! ❤🙂
I love listening to your podcast Father Martins! I've learned so much from you. May God continue to Bless and protect you for the work that you do.
Fr Martins clarification on mortal sin was so helpful. Such a great, needed conversation.
So excited for this episode! I’ve been listening to the Exorcist Files over the last few months and I’ve learned so much! Thank you Fr Martins!
Thank you so much for doing this, Lila. This is a very important topic in my opinion! Every day, I pray for us all asking for help with spiritual warfare to stay close to God, the source of all Goodness. He is Goodness. He is Love, and He loves each and every one of us, individually, no matter who we are, or what we've done or whatever our story is, far more than all people on Earth could love us combined. He wants us to be free from the enslavement to darkness.
I think this could be helpful to keep in mind when there are those trying to tear away at truth and cause confusion where this Bible verse could be thought of regarding uncharitable deconstructionist "Well, actually's"...where I think the first envious deconstructionist was the devil with his first words:
Genesis 3:1 "Now the snake was the most cunning of all the wild animals that the Lord God had made. He asked the woman, “Did God really say, ‘You shall not eat from any of the trees in the garden?”"
John 14:30-31 I will no longer speak much with you, for the ruler of the world is coming. He has no power over me, but the world must know that I love the Father and that I do just as the Father has commanded me. Get up, let us go.
John 17: 20-21 '“I pray not only for them, but also for those who will believe in me through their word,
so that they may all be one, as you, Father, are in me and I in you, that they also may be in us, that the world may believe that you sent me."
I pray these prayers every day-
Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us, and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen.
Hail, Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou among women and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death. Amen.
Jesus Christ is the mediator, and I believe our Blessed Mother Mary can lead us to Him. She prays for us on our way to Him. When I refer to Mary as my mother, please know I am not taking away respect due to my one and only God, Lord Jesus Christ. I believe loving people Jesus loves helps us love Him more, so the more I love Mary, the more I love God, and Jesus gave Mary to us as our mother on the Cross.
John 19: 26-27 When Jesus saw his mother and the disciple there whom he loved, he said to his mother, “Woman, behold, your son.” Then he said to the disciple, “Behold, your mother.” And from that hour the disciple took her into his home.
Mother Mary, the first Christian with her choice to say "yes" to my one and only God's will, I believe she is the number 1 model for sainthood for both men and women. She did God's will perfectly in every respect from the moment of her conception, listening to every single one of His commands. Her choice to say "yes"
Luke 1:38 Mary said, “Behold, I am the handmaid of the Lord. May it be done to me according to your word.” Then the angel departed from her.
to God's will ushered in salvation for the world, and she did so knowing the sacrifices and sufferings that would result from her decision, but, humbly, accepted the privilege of containing the God of the Universe her womb, and then becoming Jesus' most intimate friend, companion, and greatest consolation while on Earth. She was the devil's ultimate humiliation! I believe God is the King of the universe, having all power of the universe, but God chose Our Lady, a humble lowly woman the privilege of crushing the head of the devil.
Mary is not God, but she is a saint, and being that she is with Jesus in Heaven, I ask for her intercession to our Lord (and for sake of brevity, I'll say I "pray to Mary"), similar to how I'd ask people to pray for me (please do! I'm a broken sinner in need of many prayers), but I trust she is a saint in Heaven so I believe it is helpful to ask for her help, especially being so close to her Son. There is only one God. He is the source of all good. He is Goodness. He is Love!
Glory be to the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit; as it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be,
world without end. Amen. O my Jesus, forgive us our sins, save us from the fires of hell, and lead all souls to heaven, especially those most in need of Thy mercy.
Angel of God, my guardian dear, to whom God’s love entrusts me here,ever this day be at my side,to light and guard, to rule and guide. Amen.
St. Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the Devil. May God rebuke him, we humbly pray, and do thou, O Prince of the Heavenly Host,
by the power of God, cast into hell Satan, and all the evil spirits, who prowl about the world seeking the ruin of souls. Amen.
Hope you have a light-filled peaceful good day. Please pray for me! God bless you and your family, Lila!
This was really insightful. I especially appreciate how you asked f/up questions to apply in today’s life. Very enlightening. Thank u
I always enjoy interviews of Fr. Martins. I learn something every time.
I love being Catholic you find fullness in the one true Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. God bless us all and let us give thanks to God for all he does.
In the name of the Father and the Son , and the Holy Spirit amen
I appreciate you having Father Carlos Martins on the program. Its interesting to get insight into the world of exorcists from the description given by an actual exorcist. Much of the public's ideas about exorcism come from Hollywood depictions which, as with most things Hollywood portrays, are grossly distorted for entertainment and shock value. Fr. Martins commentary on original sin, for example, being so central to understanding possession is something that you wont hear about in cinematic portrayals of demonic possession.
You have the absolute best description and breakdown of what happened in the garden Fr.
Best interview I have seen with Fr Martins. Great, well thought out questions and enjoyed this episode quite thoroughly. Good Jobe Lila!
So glad you liked it!
@@LilaRosePodcast lots of good info and I am going to watch it again!
Thank you for this show and for having Father Carlos on. God bless.
“If the problem is misunderstood then the solution will make no sense”
I cried at confession like a little boy, the heaviness of the world was lifted of of me.
I had confessions before but last year i had my first sincere confession and longing for forgiveness.
I pray that everyone seeks forgiveness
The exorcist files is my favorite podcast I’m so hyped for S2 🙌🏻🙌🏻 God bless Fr. Martin
Father, Martin, my respects to you; I take my hat off! I like what you stand for and all your knowledge about the gospel. I am a Mormon, I was born in Mexico, and my parents were Mormons, so I was brought up in the faith. but since young, I remember I wanted to be a Nun, and the Catholic faith has always been in the back of my mind. Thank you for all you do.
Just a killer episode thank you to both of you! And i will be sharing this!
Thank you!
This was really good and made me really take an inventory of my own life and my own sins. Lord forgive us-have mercy on us
At 30:25 that story is very similar to a story my grandmother told me. A woman from an enemy tribe of ours during war made such a pact with a spirit. She had to surrender her unborn grandchildren for safety during war. This is why they converted to Catholicism when the missionaries came much later.
I got to see Fr. Carlos when I was visiting in L.A.! He was leading the tour of the St. Jude Medal! It was a pleasant surprise to see him!😄
Very interesting episode! Father Martin’s podcast is phenomenal. Season 2 just recently started.
Thank you father Martin God. Bless you and your ministry for life and love of our Catholic church.United in prayer ❤
Lila - I like your shows, but in this interview you should have corrected the priest in his theology. He should know better and you should know better that an unborn child with infused soul does not belong to the kingdom of Darkness. The priest said that the devil has jurisdiction over the unborn. Hence, if the child died in the womb, the devil would take the child to hell. What kind of nonsense assertion is that? The Catholic theology makes no such claim whatsoever!
Furthermore, if that child dies in his mother’s womb, it would make complete sense that the soul is ushered back to God. The Devil has no dominion over an unborn child who has committed no sin - regardless of the original sin.
Lila, the said assertion by the priest was so egregious that your silent affirmation compounded the false teaching exponentially.
Additionally, the priest made another major error: He asserted that when Christ died, he went to “hell” to take the just souls to heaven with him; however, when you asked which hell, the priest responded by saying, ”just hell”. Well, that again is not correct.
Upon dying on the cross, Jesus descended into “Abode of the Dead”, also known in Hebrew “Sheol” or “Hades” in Greek. This is not the “hell of the damed” as the priest asserted. Those just souls who had died before Jesus’ death were not in “Hell of the damned” or “Gehenna” in Hebrew - which is the dwelling place of the devil.
“The abode of the dead” was where all the righteous people who had died before Jesus’ death were asleep. Christ raised them up from the dead, opened the gates of heaven and take them there.
If a priest cannot get his theology right, and if the host exacerbate the error by agreeing with the priest, then both parties participate in a great act of injustice - a propagation of erroneous teachings to the innocent.
What I love about Christianity is the humbleness . The way angels are robed in sack clothes . God is so beautiful
I can't stand falling into mortal sin you feel rotton but confession gets us back on the straight road who can be like God nobody can be like God his love and mercy is abundant to lift us up again keep fighting brothers and sisters God bless all our Priests 🙏🏻🇮🇪🙏🏻
I can’t believe that God would not save children who were aborted or still born. I’m a Catholic and the God I believe in would never send those children to hell.
He’s not giving appropriate theology here. I made a comment saying exorcists should be more careful about speaking on things that aren’t their expertise since so many people suck in every word they say. I’ve seen exorcists give opinions about things cuz people think they know everything. This guy was incorrect in saying John the Baptist was in hell or that unborn babies automatically belong to the devil (thereby saying they go to hell). I have also heard an exorcist say pets don’t go to heaven or won’t even be on the new heaven and earth and he always comes off as not an animal lover- I think he should stop saying stuff like that isn’t actual knowledge and just opinions that bring believers to despairing conclusions.
Thank you for interviewing Fr. Martins. He is always so interesting and inspiring to listen to. God bless you both.
Thank you for this, I have watched various interviews with Fr. Carlos, but this is the first one I watched him speaking about original sin adan and eve, what he said can be found in Maria Valtorta books and Luisa Picarreta
Very insightful and interesting questions. Great job, Lila.
I found myself wrongfully imprisoned and didn't understand until later why this happened. Persecution is a MUST. You MUST endure what Jesus endured. But, in this place I could feel the place Hell. I don't know how to explain it. You can actually feel the actual physical place Hell. I guess since Hell is a eternal prison that actually exists, you can spiritually feel Hell but you can't see it? This was the most bizarre thing that I experienced while the Lord blessed my life with persecution. He's a good God
Hi Lila and Fr. Martin 🙏. Will be sharing this video with others
Thank you, Gavin!
You are very welcome, Lila!
Pray for me i had a heart attack Monday on my way to work in michigan 🙏 I'm poor and barely able to pay rent.
Sending prayers to you from Lomdon, UK. May God bless and heal you, Amen
Prayers sent. Read the starch solution by Dr McDougall
Fr. Carlos is great, bless his heart, he's doing a great job.
Lila you ask the best questions during this episode!!! Loved it
Thank you 💜
Oh my. I learned so much in the first 12 mins! Thank you for this!
And still GOD'S MERCY reached Adam, God is good merciful and JUST and I'm thankful for his love ❤✝️
Love this podcast 💕
It is so humbling to listen to this wonderful man. Amen
Terrific podcast - Lila, you have a great grasp on what listeners would like to ask - we appreciate you!!
Excellent podcast! Been listening since it began and am so glad it was funded for another season. Truly interesting, terrifying, and while I’m Agnostic-I still appreciate learning about religion and others’ beliefs.
I always pray that I become a successful Catholic Social Media Influencer to spread the teachings and Revelations of the Catholic Church and the entire Christendom. I hope and pray the Devotion to the Eucharist and the Holy Souls in Purgatory helps me.
Dr Steven Lawson and John Macarthur's work will help you. Aswell as Ligonier Ministry x
Thank you this podcast generational sin have been cleared and explained to me. Praise the Lord there are Father’s with great grace and wisdom!
This is an excellent episode. So many life lessons within the context of this conversation. Hearing from other podcasts of exorcist priests it seams like no one really applies to be an exorcist, they just throw you in it and if you’re not scared you’re it, you got the job.
I’m so excited knowing this will be a Banger! Pax Vobiscum!!
Thank you for tuning in!
22:51 I understood it a while ago.. like when you are capable to inflict damage or hurt but you choose not to do so, I feel like.. That's love. As well as when we choose God, we go out of ourselves. This makes sense to me.
This is the best podcast and lila asks great questions!
Thanks for being here!!
Thanks very much for the video I have been trying to get back to the Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church ⛪️ and I 🙏 pray that I will receive the grace of final perseverance. Deo Gratius ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
Great episode! I highly recommend St Frances of Rome book about her visions . She was shown heaven , hell and purgatory and saw where the unbaptized babies go ( for anyone interested )
God bless you always father Martin's may you find rest in the glory of the righteous amen 🙏 🙌 ✨️ ❤️ ♥️ 💖 🙏 🙌 ✨️ ❤️ ♥️ 💖 🙏
I see Fr Carlos Martins, I watch
I always learn a ton when I listen to father Martins
The church teaches if a baby dies in utero that there is baptism by desire, baptism of blood, “ martyrdom” and baptism of water .
Baptism of desire is when the person who dies desired baptism but never got the chance to receive it. It is also callen baptism of blood when in that situation the person is martyred for the faith meaning he/she died for Christ. In both instances that desire has to be formally expressed.
@@MoonTyphoon-j4u After Jesus' resurrection, "limbo" became "purgatory of souls"
@@MoonTyphoon-j4u When Jesus had spoken about hell, he spoke about Gehenna - there is eternal fire and no salvation there. But Jesus also uses the word sheol. Before the resurrection of Jesus
within the Hebrew Bible, there are few mentions of Sheol (greek Hades) - underground, this is not hell, seemingly describing it as a place where both the righteous and the unrighteous dead go, regardless of their moral choices in life.
Acts 2, 25-27 :For David says concerning him, "I saw the Lord always before me, for he is at my right hand that I may not be shaken;therefore my heart was glad, and my tongue rejoiced; my flesh also will dwell in hope. For you will not abandon my soul to Hades, or let your Holy One see corruption.
1 Peter 3, 18-20: For Christ also suffered once for sins, the righteous for the unrighteous, that he might bring us to God, being put to death in the flesh but made alive in the spirit,
in which he went and proclaimed PROCLAIMED to the spirits in prison (NOT HELL),
because they formerly did not obey, when God's patience waited in the days of Noah, while the ark was being prepared, in which a few, that is, eight persons, were brought safely through water.
@@miguelalejandro884 Isn't it correct, however, that parents can desire baptism for their child from the moment of conception? All nine of my children were baptized as soon as possible. With the two I miscarrried, my intent was exactly the same as soon as I heard of their existence. They were consecrated to God from the womb by my formal act of Faith.
Loved it, wish it had lasted longer!
The Old Testament believers went to Abraham’s bosom when they died. 12:43 they did not go to hell. Read about this when Jesus spoke about the rich man and Lazarus in Luke 16:19-30 the wicked of the Old Testament went to Hades, a place of torment, while the righteous went to a place of comfort, waiting for the redeemer.
Great Talk! Thank you, Lila and Fr. Carlos!
I strongly disagree with this priest on the issue of stillbirth, I unfortunately lost a baby boy 2 weeks away from due date....he died in utero, he never drew a breath of air from this sinful world therefore he was sinless! My child is an angel 😇
May by God's Grace you can see your little one again in heaven!
Im so sorry for the loss of your precious boy. I beleive you’re right ❤ I don’t think Fr Martins was saying they aren’t in heaven, only that we trust God’s mercy
God has a special place for people who have never sinned and have not been baptized. It's not hell and it's not heaven. It's a special place. You won't find it in Scripture or Tradition.
I’m so sorry for your loss. However, humans never become angels. That is incorrect theology.
Thankyou for sharing Father's insight with the world.
@@RAZMIKTOROSSIAN Hi. Your comment is listed as a reply to me. It appears you accidentally selected to reply to me, rather than just adding a new comment. I suggest you delete it and resubmit it, so it can be read by Lila
The late Dr. Michael Heiser has a great breakdown on Original Sin, highly recommend! 🙌🏼
He is Baptist in His Theology, not a Catholic. So if He is Baptist He could have a Reformed view of Original Sin, or an Arminian. The Reformed view is 100% not consistent with the Catholic Teaching on Original Sin. Cheers and God Bless
@@PalermoTrapaniHeiser was non-denominational. There is nothing in his research that contradicts Catholic theology.
@@thesolarengineer Well if He is Baptist, by definition he is not Catholic so I have ?.
Thanks
Really really good stuff here. There’s so much to learn about God’s ways. Just mind blowing.
I really enjoy listening to Fr. Martins and I love our Catholic Faith!
This conversation is so deep and intense... Love it ❤
Children go to heaven, Jesus said in the Bible that:
But Jesus called for them and said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not stop them; for it is to such as these that the kingdom of God belongs. Truly I tell you, whoever does not receive the kingdom of God as a little child will never enter it.
So Children go to Heaven 100% no doubt.
That was an awesome interview with Father Martin’s what a wonderful gift from God