Over three hundred exorcists are meeting in Poland to discuss Vampires and other demonic disturbances. Perhaps they should dispatch some Vampire Hunters to the Archdiocese of St. Paul? They could well start at the Chancery and work their way down. Who knows, perhaps Archbishop Ireland leaves his grave at Calvary Cemetery and stalks the dark alleys and wreckovated churches, Colleges where evil doctrine is taught, and the various remaining witnesses to his fading legacy at his Seminary Library in search of fresh blood?
[yahoonews] Vampires, the devil's deceit and mental illness are among the hot topics for some 300 exorcists who flocked to Poland this week from as far away as Africa and India for a week-long congress.
Held at Poland's Roman Catholic Jasna Gora monastery, home to the venerated Black Madonna icon, this year's congress "examines the current fashion for vampirism in Europe and the world-over, schizophrenia and other mental disorders as well as the devil's deceit during exorcism," according to the monastery's radio station.
Also attending are "priests and lay people who work with exorcists or who are themselves practitioners in cases which do not involve possession but rather other forms of harassment by evil spirits," Polish exorcist, Father Andrzej Grefkowicz was quoted as saying.
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