Francesco Bamonte Quotes
born 1966 Italy
Francesco Bamonte (born in 1966), Italian friar, priest and exorcist.
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The demonic world is not a subjective persuasion of some, but is a reality, an objective fact, which God has revealed to us.
Exorcisms, on the other hand, have nothing to do with witchcraft: indeed, they are its antithesis.
The Devil cannot inhabit the soul; there can be no "demonic possession of the soul" [but solely of the flesh].
Magical and superstitious beliefs and practices are a way that allows these forces of evil to enslave us more and more.
The Devil is not able to give his devotees everything he promises.
Not every sin is necessarily due to the action of the Devil.
By "demonic possession" we mean the devil taking possession of the body, considering it his own and using it as he pleases.
Exorcism has no effect on the will of a person who freely chooses to sin.
The Devil seeks to know our evil inclinations and obtains this knowledge, in the ordinary way, through temptation.
Just as an illness does not affect a person's eternal salvation, so possession does not affect goodness, will, or love for God.
In their work of deception towards man, demons behave like skilled trasformisti, like skilled magicians, producing spectacular events and surprising things that are actually tricks.
The theme of the fall of the rebellious angels is fundamental to understanding the mystery of evil.
Man is undeniably responsible for the evil he voluntarily commits, but in the history of creation, the initiative, in an absolute sense, to do evil does not belong to man but to Satan.
Where there is genuine demonic possession, exorcisms instil confidence, strength and serenity in the soul of the person undergoing them, ensuring and sustaining their ability to fight and overcome evil spirits.
Satan has no friends, only slaves who naively believe they have made him their friend.
Angels and demons are beings completely devoid of any form of matter.
The soul of those who are habitually in mortal sin is enslaved to the Devil, but the majority of those who are in mortal sin are not possessed by the devil.
Lucifer (in Italian Lucifero), rather than being the actual name of the Devil, is a highly expressive image used to indicate what was initially the most beautiful angel created by God.
The Devil was condemned for pride, and those who are proud become like the Devil, consequently falling into his own condemnation.
The saving work of Jesus Christ cannot be understood if the existence of Satan is denied.