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Alois of Liechtenstein, recently announced that he will veto the proposed abortion law reform Photo: Hispanidad

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The World’s Oldest Priest Dies: Who Was He? How Old Was He? Where Did He Live?

Father Bruno Kant always carried his breviary, «his last and most precious memento.» He obtained his high school diploma in Danzig in 1934. He lost his father in the War, a painful thorn that haunted him for a long time: «I wanted to be a priest because I thought that, after all the disappointments I had experienced, perhaps I could improve the world a little.»

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The Surprising Revelations of a Catholic Exorcist on Tucker Carlson’s Large-Scale Podcast

Demons can know what is happening in another room, know about the exorcist’s breakfast, or reveal the unconfessed sins of those present in the room: «If any of our attendees has an unconfessed sin, the demon knows it. And his attitude is, ‘If you don’t confess your sin, I still have power over you.’ That’s why, at the beginning of the sessions, the demons point to a certain person and reveal what they did that morning, without anyone present having known beforehand.»