Triumph of the Blessed Sacrament (Classic Reprint): Or History of Nicola Aubry - Couverture souple

Michael Müller

 
9781331708711: Triumph of the Blessed Sacrament (Classic Reprint): Or History of Nicola Aubry

Synopsis

Explore the Catholic view of spiritual warfare and the power of faith

In this book, readers glimpse a detailed account of exorcism, demons, and the ongoing battle between divine truth and temptation. It presents a historic, orthodox perspective on evil, possession, and the Church’s methods for guidance and protection through prayer and sacramental rites. This edition centers on the Blessed Sacrament, the role of exorcism, and how believers respond to temptations and spiritual threats. It frames these topics through scriptural references, traditional teachings, and documented exorcism narratives that illustrate faith in action.

  • Key concepts about the existence of evil and the devil, from a Catholic viewpoint
  • Descriptions of exorcism rites, prayer, and the role of sacred objects
  • How the Church distinguishes superstition from genuine demonic activity
  • Historical notes on reported miracles and tests of faith across ages

Ideal for readers of spiritual theology, Catholic history, and anyone seeking insight into traditional approaches to spiritual struggle.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

This is the true story about the Exorcisms of Nicola Aubrey, not just once, but many times. Devils would be expelled only to return a little while later and possess the woman again and again. Introductory I KNOW that there are many who call themselves Christians, and who believe in the Redemption, and yet, absurdly enough, deny the personal existence of Satan. They assert, with an air of profound wisdom, that the word “devil,” “Satan,” is simply the imaginary personification of all the evil influences to which we are subject in this life. But I ask, What can be more absurd than to deny what all nations, without exception, have always believed, and still believe the personal existence of the devil? What can be more impious than to deny what we find asserted in plain words, on almost every page of Holy Writ, the personal existence of the devil? Holy Scripture tells us that Satan, in the form of a serpent, seduced Eve to eat of the forbidden fruit. It declares that all the gods of the Gentiles are devils. It tells us that the devil is the prince of this world ant that he goeth about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour. It bids us resist the devil, and he will flee from us. St. Paul speaks of the prince and the powers of the air that besiege us, and against whom we must put on the whole armor of God, and do valiant battle. Moreover, Holy Scripture speaks of demoniacs, or persons possessed with devils, and among the marvellous works ascribed to Jesus Christ is that of expelling demons, or casting out devils. As to Catholics, there can be no question concerning the personal existence of Satan. The Catholic Church plainly and unequivocally recognizes the existence of Satan, as may be gathered from the prayers and ceremonies of Baptism, as well as from the significance of the Sacrament itself, and not only his existence, but his power over the natural man, and even material objects. The Catholic Church has also her exorcists, and her precise forms and prayers for exorcising evil spirits. Besides, every Christian knows that the Son of God became man and died upon the cross for no other purpose than to destroy the works of the devil, and to redeem mankind from his power.

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