Priest who saw ghost of JFK helps stuck souls cross over: Interview with Father Nathan Castle

[@christianmysticism]

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[@sonyaparkin7841]

Love Father Nathan 💚

[@rmp7400]

The importance of praying for the favor of a prepared death!!! People who are unprepared ( i.e. not in the State of Grace), may not, when they die, even know that they are dead... Purgatory is real and there are many different aspects to it: everything from being in a foggy place.... to undergoing suffering very similar to that of hell, except that (through the Divine Mercy of God) it will not be permanent. This good Dominican priest is on an important Mission - both in assisting those who are in transition from this world to the next world.... and also by educating people alive on earth here & now: to be aware that the 3 phases of eternal life are more mysterious than we may think (1) in utero/ 2) after birth, on earth/ 3) separated from our physical bodies until the time of the Final Judgment)...

[@berthakogut7881]

I do not believe that Fr. Chad Ripperger ever referred to “past lives” as in re-incarnation. I have him heard him referred to the possibility that the apparition of some benign ghost COULD BE a soul who had to resolve some issue in their lifetime on earth as a form of a requirement of Purgatory or in search of prayers. If you have a clip of saying that, please reply.

[@christianmysticism]

I've heard Father Ripperger explicitly use the term "past lives" but I'm now assuming he may have been referring to what you are depicting. However, let me do some digging and find the clip. If anyone knows the clip I'm referring to, please share. Could take some time.

[@tonyale749]

Agree with you, no such thing as reincarnate. Ghost could be a soul resolving issue. If a ghost bugs you, high chance demons.

[@KMF3]

I have listen to almost every single talk that father ripperger has ever given I've met him on several occasions and I would never say that he has ever used the term past lives in the way that you characterize in this video.

[@KMF3]

@@christianmysticism I would encourage you to maybe even clarify your understanding with Fr Ripperger. Because I think that you could lead people down a very dangerous road.

[@christianmysticism]

@@KMF3 I will see if Father Ripperger will come on the podcast for an interview. I'm reading his new book, Dominion: The Nature of Diabolic Warfare.

[@fitting7u]

Thank you 👍

[@christianmysticism]

You are welcome

[@luluhoff3275]

we believe it, remember the move "Ghost". That guy was stuck, after a violent death.

[@jobo8143]

Satan and demons worthy of love, hard to swallow. They were cursed by God. You cannot serve two masters. They are dichotomically opposed.

[@christianmysticism]

It's an interesting thought.

[@A.C-]

We also need to understand that we are all God's creation & are all family. Angels are our siblings, even the fallen. In my experience, just as there are good people & straight up evil people, there's also so many in between the two extremes, so is the same with the angels. It's not that black & white, nothing in God's creation is, God is not that basic... We are to love all human beings, good & bad alike. I feel this holds true for our "other" family members as well. It has nothing to do with serving them.

[@KMF3]

It's called heresy.

[@JayRedding12_12]

“Jesus did not descend into hell to deliver the damned, nor to destroy the hell of damnation, but to free the just who had gone before him.” Catechism of the Catholic Church, 633

[@christianmysticism]

Thank you for your comment.

[@mortalclown3812]

All these people convinced of damnation is proof of religion's failure to point out the most important truth: God loves all 8 billion of us equally, eternally, immensely and without exception. Working on love and forgiveness is tough enough for this sinner without judging others. Love you guys. Peace be.

[@christianmysticism]

If Jesus himself had to fear the lord, do you really see yourself as above Jesus? You don't know God. We are to work out our salvation with fear and trembling. Why fear the lord? Because he can destroy both soul and body in Hell. You would do well to learn that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. Otherwise your soul is in danger with your delusional thinking. If someone committed heinous crimes and the judge said "I am love therefore you can go free, no problem." Would that judge be good? No he wouldn't, it's a rhetorical question. Our God is Holy and to be revered and feared. God is not some passive granddaddy in the sky but a wrathful and angry God against sin and unbelief.

[@JamesFatima1917]

This guy says he's allowing access to use his dreams to counsel souls? Sounds more like necromancy which is a mortal sin. I'm steering clear.

[@christianmysticism]

By default, when one is in prayer with God or His angels, any communication from God directly or by default His angels who work for God is not necromancy but divine revelation. Father Nathan would call it prophecy. Father Ripperger encourages us to call on Our Lady of Sorrows for information that is hidden to us. Would you say Fr. Ripperger is encouraging necromancy/divination as well?

[@JamesFatima1917]

@@christianmysticism You'll have to help me here then. Where and what context did Fr. Ripperger say this about Our Lady? Does Father answer directly to his superior and does he have his superior's approbation? Nothing is done without the authority of the Church. Does he operate within Church Authority? I didn't hear anything about Purgatory, Heaven or Hell. Near as I understand, soliciting knowledge from spiritual beings is inherently dangerous and is tantamount to divination, unless you can direct me to a solid source. Thank you

[@JamesFatima1917]

Not sure what your driving at. The Second Promise refers to understanding of the divine mysteries. Understanding is one of the Gifts of the Holy Spirit and there are illuminations of ones consciousness. How does this devotion similar to what Fr. Is doing? Exorcism in a ministry of the church for the benefit of the faithful. But what Fr. Is doing here is totally different. What am I missing?

[@JamesFatima1917]

@@christianmysticism again, Fr. Ripperger operates by the authority of the Church. Under what authority does Fr. operate?

[@christianmysticism]

@@JamesFatima1917 Refer to my original question. Is asking our Lady of Sorrows for secret information necromancy/divination?

[@jobo8143]

Oh I love Fr Spitzer, astrophysicist and priest he discusses pysoc and science and evidence of God.

[@christianmysticism]

I may ask Father Spitzer to come on the podcast in a few months.

[@jobo8143]

Just watched Fr Spitzerd last video on NEW EVIDENCE FOR GOD. It's great!! He talks a lot about NDE and the peer reviewed studies and wide acceptance in scientific community.

[@jobo8143]

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[@alainaaugust1932]

Interview itself is great. However, the clickbait title is not appreciated. I listened carefully, played and replayed segments, and followed along with the transcript. No where does Father Nathan say JFK’s “ghost” visited him. Every Catholic worldwide prayed for Jack between the death on Friday and the final good-bye on Monday. By Father’s way of thinking Jack would not have been a ghost on Monday but a spirit-not in purgatory but heaven. I’m not saying he was in 7th Heaven as we all know he had to have had one hell of a life review. But his two closest siblings, Joe and Kick, were already there. If you’ve ever read anything, anything at all, about the singular, close relationship of those three, you’d know Joe and Kick would have pulled Jack out of purgatory whether he thought he deserved heaven or not. He was never “a ghost.” A fact: Jack died hearing the Dallas crowd cry out “We love you, Jack!” That’s what was in his mind as he died. Love-focused minds don’t become ghosts, and clickbait is never endearing.

[@christianmysticism]

Listen again... you clearly did not watch it.

[@A.C-]

Oh my goodness, I was just trying to explain to someone today how I treat the fallen with respect as I do all God's creatures, & then I hear this... I completely get what Fr. is saying... They are our siblings, our family. Just as with human beings, there are good, evil, & in between. Nothing in God's creation is so black & white. I've had experiences with them since I was a child, brought into the astral regularly. I personally, however, do not refer to fallen angels as demons. The fallen are angels, some in regret that they have fallen, in deep sorrow, others completely fine with it & you can tell are pure evil. Demons are actually the Nephilim, the 1/2 breeds. As far as I understand, those are the truly evil ones, but I can't say for certain that they all are bcz I've never personally had any experiences with them. Not that I can remember anyways... Ty Father, & ty channel for posting this. It's comforting to actually hear another Catholic talk about these things that I can relate to. As a convert of only 4 years now resulting from my husband's NDE (which wasn't a good one), I've NEVER heard one speak on these things before...

[@alainaaugust1932]

There’s more than a few of us. Father Nathan stands out, but he does not stand alone.

[@JamesFatima1917]

Well. You’re wrong. I Ive listened to this and many of his lectures and do not come away with your characterization of his apostolate. If the revelations are authentic, the saint-mystics of the church submit them to Church authority. Offering this as if true out of hand, without such documentation, makes his revelations or dreams suspect. Church authority is necessary to guide them away from preternatural influences and imaginings. Skepticism is a healthy thing. God bless.

[@christianmysticism]

Understandable. I see your perspective. Likewise.

[@KMF3]

What he is describing sounds like a seance. Very dangerous.

[@ericstewart9742]

Jesus spoke with Moses and Elijah - so this is not a sin.

[@christianmysticism]

Good point!

[@Yet333]

A Catholic priest who’s “ an expert” on what happens after we die. 🤔🙄. What better person to have knowledge of such things. Reminds me of “ father Amorth “., who claims he’s done 160,000 exorcisms. And still had time to write 30 books on said exorcisms. AND make guest appearances on numerous shows, podcasts etc. my goodness that’s truly biblical feats. I can see why this channel is titled “ Christian mysticism. “

[@christianmysticism]

Thank you for your comment.

[@jobo8143]

I wonder if this is part of purgatory or just resistance to personal judgement. Seems Iike humility is needed to be subject to such an intimate unbearing of personal sin.

[@christianmysticism]

I think it's just an "in between" place. People who refuse to even attempt to enter the heavenly realm.

[@user-pj8py5zt9s]

What about people who are mentally ill and commit a lot of sins

[@mortalclown3812]

We all get immense assistance from the other side. Afterlife literature expands on many such accounts. Paz y luz. ✨

[@Hectrev08]

Fr Ripperger did not and would never say that.

[@christianmysticism]

Fr Ripperger uses the terms "past lives" referring in the past tense to this life in relation to our "next life" in heaven.

[@Jj-rf2ty]

Did this priest just say we can love demons. Yeah, its definitely a great idea to love creatures that want nothing but to damn my eternal soul. At this point I should just walk up and cuddle a fully grown grizzly bear, what can go wrong. People, please stay safe, don't listen to this priest I feel like he has been deceived by evil spirts. Listen to good and well-respected priests such as Carlos Martin and Fr Ripperger who are greatly knowledgeable in exorcisms and demonology.

[@julianbrown7976]

Interesting and somehow comforting, but Father Castle's teachings are diametrically opposed to christian teachings. The giveaway is that he never refers back to the bible or the catechism. Does he really have the support of his superiors in the church ?

[@juliemaze6224]

Your guardian angel knows where God wants you to be and does His Will. After death, you don't have the freedom to float around and borrow voices.

[@whiskyo]

The Bible speaks against mediumship. Leviticus and Deuteromony.

[@christianmysticism]

Father Castle would not consider himself a medium but rather a prophet who has the gift of prophecy. Anyways that's for you to decide, I just found the book interesting and wanted to interview Father. He's a nice man with very good intentions.

[@leroiobi5928]

Very disturbing interview. Fr advocates the possibility of loving demons and the catechism of the Catholic church forbids this. We can't pray for them either and Fr sounds like he advocates for "dare we hope all are saved" which is heresy.

[@christianmysticism]

I don't agree with Bishop Barron's soteriology. Thank you for your comment and feedback.

[@goebels99]

This is dangerous nonsense.

[@christianmysticism]

Thanks for your comment.

[@cowboyrickpennyfeather]

All very ear-itching and New Age, but The Lord, truthfully, is not letting souls get "stuck" in-between Life & Death, nor does He need special ministers to tend to His Business of dealing with souls in the Afterlife. Philosophy is philosophy and, often times, as we see with Spiritualism (which isn't far from this bunk), or with other "doctrines of demons," supposed "evidence" and "revealation" allure and appeal. However, The Scripture declares that personal humility, and trust in Christ, and God's Word, which proclaim that Christ handles everything, everything, is be preached. This New Age, Self, focused, spirit-guide, philosophically appealing mumbo jumbo goes against the truth and revelation of Scripture. Quit focusing upon mystical discovery and love and trust and obey The Holy Spirit. That's it. Very simple. I know this baloney appeals to people's sense of curiosity and the occult, but it is ungodly to be led away by alluring doctrines of demons. Nobody is getting "stuck," and this man and his friends are not talking with angelic spirit guides in order to help God free stuck souls. He needs to repent, immediately. May The Lord set him free from this pride and curiously and abandonment of The Scriptures, just to be exciting and interesting. You know what's exciting? Jesus dying for us and safely bringing us, with Him, into Heaven! Also, and here is a major evidence of the spirit behind this set of teachings: Satan is NOT "lovable" and is not loved by God's People. Satan has made himself into God's enemy and he sits upon the Throne of Death, Sin, and Eternal Darkness. Love this man, who leads urge astray by promoting a doctrine of demons. Save your prayers for Satan. He cannot be saved because Christ didn't shed His Blood for rebellious angels. This man can be saved. He's a human that Christ loves and died for. Pray that he quits this business of chasing after mystical experience and accolades based upon his titles. Pray that he is humbled and returns to preaching the Gospel Of Jesus Christ.

[@christianmysticism]

Thank you for your feedback. Yes eternal darkness is documented. They call it "the void" NDE. Christ called it "outer darkness." Terrifying actually.

[@brianscott3079]

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