Ritual Abuse, Easter and the Black Mass


For all of my friends who’s spouses or loved ones were abused ritually (RA or SRA), it may be important to be prepared and understand the significance of the upcoming Easter Holiday.

Easter is easily the most significant holiday in the Christian calendar year. Second only to Christmas, it celebrates the sacrifice that Jesus Christ made on the cross to save all from hell who would believe in Him. This is precisely why satanic groups have selected this day for the high mass in their calendar year. The Black Mass is thought of as the inversion of the traditional latin Easter mass of the Roman Catholic Church. In 1954, H.T.F. Rhodes published the book, 'The Satanic Mass', thus giving the modern version of the Black Mass life. 



            As the antithesis to the Christian Easter celebration, the Black Mass serves to corrupt what is good about Easter. The victims of these rituals experience a complete mockery and twisting of the Christian hope and joy and of the true meaning of Easter. 

            This means that most people who were ritually abused may experience mild to severe symptoms during the weeks leading up to and following Easter. For my wife, this meant increased dissociation, nightmares and acting out. Our experience was an increased tension around the home as my wife would remember things. Your loved one may have increased body memories as she experiences ghost pains relative to her abuse.

            It is important to be a strong support for your loved one during this time. Encourage her and don’t take her attacks on you personally. Counter the lies of the Black Mass with truths. The only truth I know that can battle the lies of the Black Mass is found in the Bible.  


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