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Interview with an Exorcist
In today’s culture of scientific enlightenment, many consider belief in demonic possession and exorcism to be superstitious remnants of the Dark Ages. Even many Christians, contrary to the clear words of Jesus in the Gospel, scoff at the notion that the Devil and demons really exist. Is demonic possession real? Are believers really in any danger from Satan and his crafty minions? What is the truth about exorcism? In this captivating book, you will find answers to these questions and many more. Written by one of the Church’s foremost experts on the topic, Interview with an Exorcist is based on Fr. Jose Antonio Fortea’s years of working as an exorcist, his extensive investigations of cas...
Anthologie et citations de Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera
" Plaise à Dieu que le peuple espagnol, si riche en qualités dignes d’être aimées, trouve dans la paix, la Patrie, le Pain et la Justice ..." Inclus le dernier Manifeste de José Antonio Primo de Rivera, écrit la veille du Soulèvement national ainsi que son Testament. Ce document est un recueil exclusif et rare de toutes les citations et réflexions du leader phalangiste espagnol José Antonio Primo de Rivera. Pensée méconnue car confondue à tort avec l'idéologie franquiste. Il affirme ici la réalité suprême et particulière de l'Espagne, se traduisant à travers une volonté impériale et le projet d'un État national-syndicaliste qui organisera corporativement la société espagnole tout en répudiant le système capitaliste mais également le marxisme. Il incorpore le sens catholique au coeur de sa pensée et le met au coeur de la reconstruction nationale. Cet ouvrage s'avère très intéressant pour appréhender cette pensée originale nationale-cléricale, tellement spécifique qu'elle ne peut se qualifier que par son propre nom : le phalangisme.
Jose Antonio Peaz
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