[ SECRET POST #2871 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2871 ⌋

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Comments

Re: random exorcism at a starbucks in texas

[ex_mek82]

idk about Protestant denominations, but only a small handful of priests in the Catholic faith have to go through intense coursework and prep to be trained -by Vatican officials, iirc- to do exorcisms, and they learn specific signs or 'red flags' before they decide if a legitimate exorcism is necessary... which, contrary to popular belief, isn't as often as media makes it out to be. Aside from that, I admittedly don't know *too* much about the subject, but that's what I've gathered over the years.

That said, I think they're just regular college kids horsing around and/or trying to be 2spoopy4u to get :15 of viral video fame, haha. XP

Re: random exorcism at a starbucks in texas

[silvereriena]

Thanks for the info, guys! I come from a Catholic family, so I've only ever heard of exorcisms performed by priests. Wasn't sure how it worked in other denominations.