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Aug 25, 2014 1 hr 21 min

Exorcismos en España

from Los Archivos de la Nave del Misterio

Sobre este asunto la Iglesia -tan expuesta hoy a profundos cambios- no ha variado un ápice su discurso tras dos mil años de combate con las sombras. Dogma de fe inquebrantable, la presencia del príncipe de las tinieblas se fundamenta para los religiosos en un puñado de casos sorprendentes que, sin duda, constituyen los expedientes secretos que con más celo guarda la Iglesia...

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