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Anonymous wrote:Here's the thing: Nancy Pelosi is a legitimately religious woman. Unlike all of the fake Republicans.

You don’t know who is legit religious; only God knows that.

I can imagine if a republican had their home exorcised, what people would think and say, though.

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Nope. Not in this case. In this case, we all know.

PP here. Hate to break it to you, but you are not God.

She will become anti-abortion on her deathbed when she’s cornered.

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Anonymous wrote:Is it possible that she simply asked a priest to come and bless her home by saying a prayer and maybe sprinkling some holy water?

That sounds way more likely than an exorcism. It is not at all uncommon for Catholics to have a home blessing ceremony when they move into a new house or, in this case, when something bad has happened there.

No, her daughter specifically said an exorcism. Read the source.

No, it's the same thing just different words. And the non-believers are just overblowing it because they know that "exorcism" has a devil meaning to the ignorant.

Yes, this is basically the priest re blessing the house. Catholics do that all the time. My grandmother would be appalled I never had my house blessed.

Procedure for the Minor Exorcism of a Place

A minor exorcism of place, such as exorcizing a home, may be prayed by any priest with faculties to minister within the Archdiocese.

Those seeking the blessing or exorcism of their home or business should contact their local parish priest.

If Nancy wanted her home blessed, that’s different. Catholics can have their homes blessed or exorcised. Her home, according to her daughter, was definitely exorcised.

Did she change her liberal stances? Who approved this?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it possible that she simply asked a priest to come and bless her home by saying a prayer and maybe sprinkling some holy water?

That sounds way more likely than an exorcism. It is not at all uncommon for Catholics to have a home blessing ceremony when they move into a new house or, in this case, when something bad has happened there.

No, her daughter specifically said an exorcism. Read the source.

No, it's the same thing just different words. And the non-believers are just overblowing it because they know that "exorcism" has a devil meaning to the ignorant.

Yes, this is basically the priest re blessing the house. Catholics do that all the time. My grandmother would be appalled I never had my house blessed.

Questions about Exorcism

What is an exorcism?

Exorcism is a specific form of prayer that the Church uses against the power of the devil.

https://www.usccb.org/prayer-and-worship/sacraments-and-sacramentals/sacramentals-blessings/exorcism

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it possible that she simply asked a priest to come and bless her home by saying a prayer and maybe sprinkling some holy water?

That sounds way more likely than an exorcism. It is not at all uncommon for Catholics to have a home blessing ceremony when they move into a new house or, in this case, when something bad has happened there.

No, her daughter specifically said an exorcism. Read the source.

No, it's the same thing just different words. And the non-believers are just overblowing it because they know that "exorcism" has a devil meaning to the ignorant.

Yes, this is basically the priest re blessing the house. Catholics do that all the time. My grandmother would be appalled I never had my house blessed.

No, blessing the house is different than having a house exorcised.

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Anonymous wrote:Here's the thing: Nancy Pelosi is a legitimately religious woman. Unlike all of the fake Republicans.

You don’t know who is legit religious; only God knows that.

I can imagine if a republican had their home exorcised, what people would think and say, though.

If it worked, it would banish the Republican, so most of us would say it's win-win.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it possible that she simply asked a priest to come and bless her home by saying a prayer and maybe sprinkling some holy water?

That sounds way more likely than an exorcism. It is not at all uncommon for Catholics to have a home blessing ceremony when they move into a new house or, in this case, when something bad has happened there.

No, her daughter specifically said an exorcism. Read the source.

No, it's the same thing just different words. And the non-believers are just overblowing it because they know that "exorcism" has a devil meaning to the ignorant.

Yes, this is basically the priest re blessing the house. Catholics do that all the time. My grandmother would be appalled I never had my house blessed.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here's the thing: Nancy Pelosi is a legitimately religious woman. Unlike all of the fake Republicans.

You don’t know who is legit religious; only God knows that.

I can imagine if a republican had their home exorcised, what people would think and say, though.

+ 1 million

Nope. Not in this case. In this case, we all know.

Speak for yourself only. Who is the “we” you claim?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here's the thing: Nancy Pelosi is a legitimately religious woman. Unlike all of the fake Republicans.

You don’t know who is legit religious; only God knows that.

I can imagine if a republican had their home exorcised, what people would think and say, though.

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Nope. Not in this case. In this case, we all know.

You know who is truly religious and who is not? How?

I don’t think you have personal knowledge of that, btw. I don’t think anyone does besides God.

Anyone claiming that is a charlatan and a liar.

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Anonymous wrote:Here's the thing: Nancy Pelosi is a legitimately religious woman. Unlike all of the fake Republicans.

You don’t know who is legit religious; only God knows that.

I can imagine if a republican had their home exorcised, what people would think and say, though.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it possible that she simply asked a priest to come and bless her home by saying a prayer and maybe sprinkling some holy water?

That sounds way more likely than an exorcism. It is not at all uncommon for Catholics to have a home blessing ceremony when they move into a new house or, in this case, when something bad has happened there.

No, her daughter specifically said an exorcism. Read the source.

No, it's the same thing just different words. And the non-believers are just overblowing it because they know that "exorcism" has a devil meaning to the ignorant.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Here's the thing: Nancy Pelosi is a legitimately religious woman. Unlike all of the fake Republicans.

You don’t know who is legit religious; only God knows that.

I can imagine if a republican had their home exorcised, what people would think and say, though.

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She is a devout Catholic.

I get it. I am not religious but I would probably 'sage' my house or something. It is traumatizing.

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Anonymous wrote:She feels guilty about spirits in her home?

Did she invite them in?

You’re thinking of vampires

No; demonic activity can be encouraged or discouraged by believing humans.

Nancy feels guilty, according to her daughter.

I wonder if the exorcism helped?

Lots of people feel guilty for things they’re not responsible for. Hopefully the “exorcism” will help her move on.