#Demons and Catholic

[demonpossesssedpeople]

Wraiths, Ghouls, Apparitions, Phantoms, and Others Feed on a Being's Life --It feeds until the being is dead.

May 30, 2025. Irvine, California, United States of America.

Demons are parasites of the living.

They are dependent on the being's life forces, draining and feeding on their Life Energy to sustain themselves.

They feed on the living and they can be attached to them until the being is drained out of its life. It's a parasite of the living!

[biggest-gaudiest-patronuses]

haunted houses being portrayed as "infested" with evil spirits....yes obviously the house is infested it has uninvited human occupants.

you get pests you call in exterminators, just how it works

[spicyraeman]

dont know her name but her alias is bloodhound

[jameslmartello]

[blatantblue]

do you think that after a day of Hans’s particular arseholery, Henry waits until Hans is nice, cozy and almost asleep, and then leans over, strokes his hair back and whispers *DEMON* in his ear?

because I sure as hell do

[idolomantises]

I’ve gotten a lot of messages from people about how my comics have affected how they view themselves and their sexuality, but ngl, I always wondered if they ever affected someone religiously.

Like finding a closer connection to God, realizing Christianity isn’t for them, following another religion, etc.

[portraitsofsaints]

Saint Joseph and Baby Jesus

Feast day: March 19

May 1

Patronage: The Catholic Church, unborn children, fathers, purity, immigrants, workers, against doubt and hesitation, and of a happy death

Because Saint Joseph was the representative of our Heavenly Father on earth, because he acted as Christ's father in His life on earth, he is the divinely appointed head of the Holy Family. The Holy Family; of Saint Joseph, The Blessed Mother and the Son of God is the beginning and the model for the great Family of God, His Church here on earth. In this way, Saint Joseph is a father to all of us.

Prints, plaques & holy cards available for purchase. (website)

[artthatgivesmefeelings]

Maarten de Vos (Flemish, 1532-1603) Le Jugement Dernier, detail, 1570 Museo de Bellas Artes de Sevilla, Spain 21 "Therefore, get rid of all moral filth and every expression of evil, and humbly accept the word planted in you, which can save your souls. 22 Be doers of the word, and not hearers only. Otherwise, you are deceiving yourselves" (James 1:21-22). - The Bible.

[aspennntree]

we as a society need to give more demon children catholic guilt

[clandestinewhore]

𖦷 𝑽𝒊𝒏𝒕𝒂𝒈𝒆 𝒆𝒙𝒐𝒓𝒄𝒊𝒔𝒎 𝒌𝒊𝒕 𖦷

[tomicscomics]

05/27/2024

Continuing from the previous cartoon, St. Joan of Arc's sleepover scheme ends in DISASTER?! (Yes, this still really happened.)

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JOKE-OGRAPHY:

1. The Source: This cartoon is based off of characters and events mentioned in St. Joan of Arc's trial. Here are the relevant passages (translated by W. S. Scott): "Asked what [Catherine de La Rochelle] said to her, [Jeanne the Maid] answered that this Catherine said [...] that a woman appeared [to her], a white lady, dressed in cloth of gold [...]. [Jeanne] asked Catherine if this Lady appeared every night; and if so, [Jeanne] would sleep with [Catherine to see her]. And [Jeanne] did so, but kept awake till midnight; saw nothing, and then went to sleep. And when morning came, she asked if the Lady had appeared. And [Catherine] answered that she had come, but [Jeanne] was asleep, and [Catherine] had not been able to wake her."

2. Explanation: Continuing from the last cartoon, St. Joan arrives at Catherine's for their sleepover. She wants to stay awake to see if Catherine's telling the truth about her nightly apparition, but she only stays awake until midnight. The next morning, Catherine tells her the White Lady appeared sometime after Joan fell asleep.

3. Historical / Fiction: The main gist of this story -- Joan's sleepover / stake-out with Catherine -- is historically accurate, based on Joan's account during her trial. In this cartoon, I fill in some gaps and take a few artistic liberties for fun's sake. Here are some of those liberties:

Pierronne: The third wheel in this rivalry, Pierronne the Breton, is not mentioned in the actual sleepover story, but I included her in this cartoon because I wanted a third character to offset the tension with a positive naïveté.

Midnight: In the original account, Joan says she stayed awake until midnight, saw nothing, then went to sleep. This could mean that she chose midnight as her limit and deliberately went to sleep after that, or it could mean that she meant to stay awake longer but could only manage to stay awake until midnight. In this cartoon, I went with the second interpretation, because it flavors Joan's failure to stay awake as a failure of ability, not a failure of judgment. To me, that makes Catherine's claim that the White Lady appeared shortly after all the more devastating, but I really could've gone either way.

Catherine: At the end of Joan's account of the story, Catherine tells her that the White Lady appeared after Joan had gone to sleep, and that Catherine had even tried and failed to wake Joan when the Lady arrived. Though it sounds like a weak lie in the actual story, in this cartoon, I flavored it as cruel gloating, which I think feeds into their rivalry a little better.

[pinetreevillain]

Death of Me Part 7

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[cannibal-pentecost]

[jameslmartello]

[tothecrucifieddeer]

I don't mean to be the failure that I am. I don't mean to be demonic in my desires. In my need. But you made me Lord and you must've known what I would become in exposure to Messiah. Everything eats me alive. Tortures me. I do what I must for the sake of You and Messiah. Anael waits bayfully at my windows and my doors--Anael wants Messiah--Anael will use me to get Him. You use me too. Protect Messiah, please, I want no more responsibility.

[theautismcorner]

Everything in my life is an unholyverse reference now