Students also attend classes in psychology so that priests can distinguish between "real cases" of satanic possession and illnesses such as schizophrenia.
The recruitment drive comes amid growing Vatican concern about a rise in Satanism. Pope Benedict XVI this week praised 180 of the students gathered at a secret location outside Rome.
(Via The Anomalist.)
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4 comments:
The thought of demonic possession makes my head spin.
Ha.
If ghosts are possible, and Ive seen such, why not possession? But why should I trust someone to rid me of demons when I would not trust them with a little boy?
Hey, Hey, where do I sign up?!
(he he he)
Jon