That had a beautiful ending. I've had a special relationship with St Michael through my whole life. The school and church I went to growing up was named after him. He is an absolute warrior! You see his works the more you build a connection with him through Jesus (not Santeria lol).
Thank you for this case , Father. I got very emotional, finding myself yelling "NO, PLEASE NO" when Maria attempted Su1c1d3, and crossed myself and said aloud "Thank you, God, Thank you St. Michael" when she was saved. I've been battling the demon of su1c1d3 myself, I Thank God every day that I have people that tether me to this world, and I am grateful for this account to remind me that I shouldn't go through with it if I don't want others to go through with it.
I pray you will someday feel the love God has for you as His beloved child. You were created in His likeness and you have a purpose. I know what those dark clouds feel like, I’ve been there. Tether yourself to Christ, in Him all is possible. Sending you hugs from a distance.
Yay! A new chapter! Thank you Fr Martins and your team for your hard work for the glory of God. May all the angels and saints be at your side every moment. Saint Michael protect you. God bless ❤
In case anyone was curious what the demon was saying at 8:43, I've parsed the Latin out (took some work, having people who don't know Latin recite it can result in some very odd pronunciation, stress accent placement and phrasing) and can offer a translation. 8:43 "O, quam dulce est domi esse! Domus, dulcis domus. Ex itinere nostro reversi, bonum est domum (?) esse." "O, how sweet it is to be home! Home, sweet home. Having returned from our journey, it is good to be home." 9:03 "Invidia, colonia, sacrilegio luci (???) tui dolor (??? this part of the sentence is nigh unintellible, this is just my best guess) patria ubi olim tres erant, nunc sunt viginti unus!" "Envy, colony, by sacrilege of your light, pain (again, spitballing) In the country where once there were three, now there are twenty one!"
St. Michael the Archangel, patron saint of police officers, first responders, firefighters, and military men. Coincidence that the police officer happened to be nearby? No. St. Michael the Archangel, pray for us! 💛
He watches a lot of Dr. Gavin Ortlund's videos and has his own set of experiences which shape his views. Newfound and deep respect for Catholic teaching as a result for sure.
Great testimony! These files are awesome! Each file is packed with knowledge. All of the sound and audio effects pull me in, almost like being present. At the end, I can’t wait for the next file to be uploaded!
Saint Michael is powerful against evil. God sent him to drive away spirits that had been sent to torture my sleep through a curse when I lived in an apartment. When I bought my home I dedicated it to him and put a statue of him in the front yard and I have had no issues in my home.
Thank for the work that you do Father. Your lessons & guidance have helped us tremendously. God is good! St Michael has helped so much in this battle of spiritual warfare. I have been attacked spiritually and the times I have sensed evil along with fear when I call out to him he is quick to come to my aid.
That's no joke. I didn't even believe in "this stuff" until I started to be made aware of it while living in a house where weird things happened. Even then I didn't handle it as I should have, but didn't know better. Like the person in the next bedroom used to always sleep with the radio on when we all lived in one place, then we moved to a different place where his bedroom was on the other side of the house from mine. Then we all moved into another place where our bedrooms were next to each other again. In the third place, his radio kept me awake at night because it was too loud. It was on a dresser close to the wall between the bedrooms, and that's where my headboard was. I didn't want to wake him to ask him to turn it down, so I'd resolve to mention it in the morning. But I kept forgetting, and it went on for months. Finally I remembered, and he went pale. He said he didn't keep the radio on all night any more, he watched his new TV. Then he said the TV would change channels by itself, and some other things were happening that made him think the room was haunted. He suggested that I tell it the radio was too loud and ask it to turn it off or turn it down or something. I thought that was odd to say the least. He probably had an overactive imagination. But that night when the radio turned on really loud, I remembered his suggestion, and I didn't say anything, but I _thought_ the request, and the radio immediately got quiet. And I was so surprised, I actually didn't know how to respond, so I just thought, "Thank you." We could hear someone walking in that room and doing things even when he wasn't home and there was nobody upstairs. A few years later we all moved again, and that guy moved away. But the next place I moved into had other weird stuff happening, and it wasn't as "nice" as the haunting at the previous place. It was seriously interfering with my sleep, and no request would stop it. Then I happened to catch a History Channel short snippet of history, no more than maybe 10 minutes long, and aired between regular programming. This one was about Pope Leo XIII and the St. Michael Prayer. The narrator actually recited the prayer, and whatever was in the house didn't like that. So I remembered it as best as I could - I didn't have it exactly right - and I prayed it in every corner of every room and closet in the home, starting at the entry door and going clockwise around the house. I did that every time I left and upon my return, and in between any time anything strange happened. The occurrences grew less and less, and I decided to start reading the Bible seriously. I had one of my late Grandpa's Bibles, and started reading it from the beginning, trying to understand what the authors were really saying. Prior to that I'd basically treated the Bible as a book of tales. Something about taking it seriously must have riled up whatever was haunting the place, because my sleep disturbances started again, and one night it was particularly troubling. I couldn't think of the words of the St. Michael Prayer, all I could do was think his name "loudly," but not out loud. And he was right there. I could feel it. That was it. The weird happenings stopped and never returned. I continued prayers to St. Michael throughout the house, and everywhere I lived after that. Some years later, having read the entire Bible and studying the Faith of my childhood, I returned to the Sacraments. I figure God allowed the bad stuff so I would know who I was choosing between.
"There are two equal and opposite errors into which our race can fall about the devils. One is to disbelieve in their existence. The other is to believe, and to feel an excessive and unhealthy interest in them. They themselves are equally pleased by both errors and hail a materialist or a magician with the same delight." - C.S. Lewis, The Screwtape Letters, Preface Celebrate not in either error.
Thank You Podcast Team: Awesome (grown-up) tales!! But, I have an ask. 1st, the background. I started pre listening (for my urban middle school students), "The Legend of George and the Dragon" from "Fire Starter." It's wonderful! I am reflecting on how to add "The Legend" to my "listening" curriculum. So, thank you! Here's my ask. Please help recommend a similar children's podcast with **black voices and actors.** My students are Afro-centric. Like all children, they love stories that reflect their identity. Can you please help? Dr. G
Great podcast. Thank you. However I think Ryan's "input" makes a mockery of the quality and gravitas of the podcast. He comes across as a smart ass and with a certain snarl in his voice. The show doesn't need it. The issues are serious. Fr Carlos and, what he's trying to achieve through these podcasts, deserve respect.
@@Oreilly_1980 Typically narrative fiction podcasts are not broken into chapters. It's a show that takes hundreds of hours and is free for you to listen to. Can't please everyone!
@@Objectivethought respect that opinion. We get hundreds of emails (and you can read the comments on apple) that far more people appreciate the humor to lighten what is a serious topic than don't. We can't please everyone. Many people can't do all serious with this topic. Jokes were an intentional decision to help add some levity to an otherwise VERY serious subject. Our show will always have some humor in it
I think that's an interesting question. I see what you are saying. I think in general we have to remember, Adam and Eve would have always had free will in the garden. As long as you have free will, you will always have an opportunity to choose God or not. Now, if Satan wasn't there, then maybe you are right, maybe they wouldn't have had the reason to sin. But you also have to remember, Adam and Even had a much deeper understanding of right and wrong, which is what made their disobedience to God so much more devastating. So at the end of the day, Adam and Eve still had a choice to do right or wrong. They could have not eaten the apple. Idk if that answers your question. I hope Fr. Carlos can see your question because its a good one to ponder.
Uh, drug companies could not come up with a cure for possession. I understand being funny, but that’s not funny. I wouldn’t wish demonic possession or oppression on anyone, but if the host had experienced this in any way, I feel that he would be more sensitive and not make a joke about every little thing. It’s very insensitive.
That had a beautiful ending. I've had a special relationship with St Michael through my whole life. The school and church I went to growing up was named after him. He is an absolute warrior! You see his works the more you build a connection with him through Jesus (not Santeria lol).
The best part was Fr. Szada saying "no psychological problems can concur Spider-man like abilities"
Thank you for this case , Father. I got very emotional, finding myself yelling "NO, PLEASE NO" when Maria attempted Su1c1d3, and crossed myself and said aloud "Thank you, God, Thank you St. Michael" when she was saved. I've been battling the demon of su1c1d3 myself, I Thank God every day that I have people that tether me to this world, and I am grateful for this account to remind me that I shouldn't go through with it if I don't want others to go through with it.
I pray you will someday feel the love God has for you as His beloved child. You were created in His likeness and you have a purpose. I know what those dark clouds feel like, I’ve been there. Tether yourself to Christ, in Him all is possible. Sending you hugs from a distance.
@@loormaria *hugs* Thank You. Thank you for the reminder. And for the long-distanced hug.
@thienpool Stay strong my friend, have faith in God.
Yay! A new chapter! Thank you Fr Martins and your team for your hard work for the glory of God. May all the angels and saints be at your side every moment. Saint Michael protect you. God bless ❤
In case anyone was curious what the demon was saying at 8:43, I've parsed the Latin out (took some work, having people who don't know Latin recite it can result in some very odd pronunciation, stress accent placement and phrasing) and can offer a translation.
8:43
"O, quam dulce est domi esse! Domus, dulcis domus. Ex itinere nostro reversi, bonum est domum (?) esse."
"O, how sweet it is to be home! Home, sweet home. Having returned from our journey, it is good to be home."
9:03
"Invidia, colonia, sacrilegio luci (???) tui dolor (??? this part of the sentence is nigh unintellible, this is just my best guess) patria ubi olim tres erant, nunc sunt viginti unus!"
"Envy, colony, by sacrilege of your light, pain (again, spitballing) In the country where once there were three, now there are twenty one!"
Do you use classical pronunciation or ecclesiastical?
@@kimfleury I use ecclesiastical personally, but the actress in this video isn't using either one of those, haha
St. Michael the Archangel, patron saint of police officers, first responders, firefighters, and military men. Coincidence that the police officer happened to be nearby? No.
St. Michael the Archangel, pray for us! 💛
Thank you for sharing your experience Father Szada. It was very, very illuminating. Warm greetings from Australia 🦘
How is the guy who introduces these episodes still a protestant? After everything? That, for me, is the biggest mystery.
PS. Great podcast!
He watches a lot of Dr. Gavin Ortlund's videos and has his own set of experiences which shape his views. Newfound and deep respect for Catholic teaching as a result for sure.
@@ryanbetheashow Love the ninja comment. Keep up the great work! 🥷
@@ryanbetheashow what experiences of hos own does he have that keep him protestant?
He needs to convert.
@@E.C.2 He has his own experiences and reading of history, just like everyone else, which lead him to his beliefs.
Great testimony! These files are awesome! Each file is packed with knowledge. All of the sound and audio effects pull me in, almost like being present. At the end, I can’t wait for the next file to be uploaded!
Thank you!!!
Saint Michael is powerful against evil. God sent him to drive away spirits that had been sent to torture my sleep through a curse when I lived in an apartment. When I bought my home I dedicated it to him and put a statue of him in the front yard and I have had no issues in my home.
Thank for the work that you do Father. Your lessons & guidance have helped us tremendously. God is good! St Michael has helped so much in this battle of spiritual warfare. I have been attacked spiritually and the times I have sensed evil along with fear when I call out to him he is quick to come to my aid.
That's no joke. I didn't even believe in "this stuff" until I started to be made aware of it while living in a house where weird things happened. Even then I didn't handle it as I should have, but didn't know better. Like the person in the next bedroom used to always sleep with the radio on when we all lived in one place, then we moved to a different place where his bedroom was on the other side of the house from mine. Then we all moved into another place where our bedrooms were next to each other again. In the third place, his radio kept me awake at night because it was too loud. It was on a dresser close to the wall between the bedrooms, and that's where my headboard was. I didn't want to wake him to ask him to turn it down, so I'd resolve to mention it in the morning. But I kept forgetting, and it went on for months. Finally I remembered, and he went pale. He said he didn't keep the radio on all night any more, he watched his new TV. Then he said the TV would change channels by itself, and some other things were happening that made him think the room was haunted. He suggested that I tell it the radio was too loud and ask it to turn it off or turn it down or something. I thought that was odd to say the least. He probably had an overactive imagination. But that night when the radio turned on really loud, I remembered his suggestion, and I didn't say anything, but I _thought_ the request, and the radio immediately got quiet. And I was so surprised, I actually didn't know how to respond, so I just thought, "Thank you." We could hear someone walking in that room and doing things even when he wasn't home and there was nobody upstairs. A few years later we all moved again, and that guy moved away. But the next place I moved into had other weird stuff happening, and it wasn't as "nice" as the haunting at the previous place. It was seriously interfering with my sleep, and no request would stop it. Then I happened to catch a History Channel short snippet of history, no more than maybe 10 minutes long, and aired between regular programming. This one was about Pope Leo XIII and the St. Michael Prayer. The narrator actually recited the prayer, and whatever was in the house didn't like that. So I remembered it as best as I could - I didn't have it exactly right - and I prayed it in every corner of every room and closet in the home, starting at the entry door and going clockwise around the house. I did that every time I left and upon my return, and in between any time anything strange happened. The occurrences grew less and less, and I decided to start reading the Bible seriously. I had one of my late Grandpa's Bibles, and started reading it from the beginning, trying to understand what the authors were really saying. Prior to that I'd basically treated the Bible as a book of tales. Something about taking it seriously must have riled up whatever was haunting the place, because my sleep disturbances started again, and one night it was particularly troubling. I couldn't think of the words of the St. Michael Prayer, all I could do was think his name "loudly," but not out loud. And he was right there. I could feel it. That was it. The weird happenings stopped and never returned. I continued prayers to St. Michael throughout the house, and everywhere I lived after that. Some years later, having read the entire Bible and studying the Faith of my childhood, I returned to the Sacraments. I figure God allowed the bad stuff so I would know who I was choosing between.
Ryan, I love your jokes, humor & the tone of your voice inbetween the story. Its all very helpful, cause this stuff is STRESSFUL to listen to! 😳
For real. His "comedic relief " is really appreciated. A
Thank you! I get called heretic, smart ass and funny all in the same day. It's hard being sidekick to a legend like Fr. Carlos!
@@ryanbetheashow i bet, man. Don't mind the haters.
Thank you so much Mr. Ryan and Fr. Martins! God bless you all 🙏
Been waiting for this episode!!
Thank you Father and everybody involved❤
couldn't help it, I welled up hearing about St Michael, I just knew it! Pray to him.
These are so good I’ve listened to every one 🎉
Wonderful testimony.
"There are two equal and opposite errors into which our race can fall about the devils. One is to disbelieve in their existence. The other is to believe, and to feel an excessive and unhealthy interest in them. They themselves are equally pleased by both errors and hail a materialist or a magician with the same delight." - C.S. Lewis, The Screwtape Letters, Preface
Celebrate not in either error.
Really moving and edifying.
Gratitude and respect 🙏
Your jokes about this subject reminds me of my novus ordo childhood.
Was waiting for this
I look forward to these episodes weekly!!
Thank you,
Recently got my kickstarter gifts as well! Thank you!😊
Commenting to spread the message further!
Amen.
I fall asleep to this show nightly.
This one was good. I can relate... too much.
Let's go St. Michael!
You have more commercial breaks now. ❤ Glory to God!
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
With all this… what is the atheist explanation to such an experience? I’d love to hear what they would say to this!
The closest thing we have rto the manna from heaven is... the true mana that comes down from heaven.
Thank You Podcast Team: Awesome (grown-up) tales!! But, I have an ask.
1st, the background. I started pre listening (for my urban middle school students), "The Legend of George and the Dragon" from "Fire Starter." It's wonderful! I am reflecting on how to add "The Legend" to my "listening" curriculum. So, thank you!
Here's my ask. Please help recommend a similar children's podcast with **black voices and actors.**
My students are Afro-centric. Like all children, they love stories that reflect their identity. Can you please help?
Dr. G
Why so short? 😢😢😢😢😢
My will is done. I have separated him from all. And you can't do anything about it. Why? Why? Why?
nasty Aztec legion is back 🤔😶🌫️
💪🙏
🧂
Great podcast. Thank you. However I think Ryan's "input" makes a mockery of the quality and gravitas of the podcast. He comes across as a smart ass and with a certain snarl in his voice. The show doesn't need it. The issues are serious. Fr Carlos and, what he's trying to achieve through these podcasts, deserve respect.
Snarl? Lol . Thanks for your kind words .
The dumb jokes at the beginning are torture
There’s a really cool button that you can press that lets your fast forward
@@ryanbetheashow if you broke them into chapters it would be easy. That’s why you don’t and probably never will.
@@Oreilly_1980 Typically narrative fiction podcasts are not broken into chapters. It's a show that takes hundreds of hours and is free for you to listen to. Can't please everyone!
I think the puns and all that don’t match the seriousness of the material
@@Objectivethought respect that opinion. We get hundreds of emails (and you can read the comments on apple) that far more people appreciate the humor to lighten what is a serious topic than don't. We can't please everyone. Many people can't do all serious with this topic. Jokes were an intentional decision to help add some levity to an otherwise VERY serious subject. Our show will always have some humor in it
Father Carlos of Satan never existed would Adam and Eve still sinned?
I think that's an interesting question. I see what you are saying. I think in general we have to remember, Adam and Eve would have always had free will in the garden. As long as you have free will, you will always have an opportunity to choose God or not. Now, if Satan wasn't there, then maybe you are right, maybe they wouldn't have had the reason to sin.
But you also have to remember, Adam and Even had a much deeper understanding of right and wrong, which is what made their disobedience to God so much more devastating. So at the end of the day, Adam and Eve still had a choice to do right or wrong. They could have not eaten the apple.
Idk if that answers your question. I hope Fr. Carlos can see your question because its a good one to ponder.
Try this Question. Ask “if God had never planned to create humanity, would Lucifer still have rebelled?”
@@Ryan_Christopher that's a very good way of putting it. Very good.
First.
3rd to comment😂
Uh, drug companies could not come up with a cure for possession. I understand being funny, but that’s not funny. I wouldn’t wish demonic possession or oppression on anyone, but if the host had experienced this in any way, I feel that he would be more sensitive and not make a joke about every little thing. It’s very insensitive.
There is always something to complain about! Ugh, i'm so frustrated with people! Come on!
@@Apostole_T same here.
You should hear the joke we had in their originally but took it out. Had to throw a little shade at the pharma industry.
@@Apostole_T americans😅. Just ignore it.
First to comment
Nope.
@@michaellawlor5625 😂😂😂 we all have the same time stamp
@@philippomaney9916 I think I just nipped it. 😂😂