Cult of ‘St. Death’ warned by exorcist for implicit or explicit Satan worship

Title: Unveiling the Dark Realities of the Santa Muerte Cult in Catemaco

The Significance of Catemaco

In recent developments, a priest revealed alarming insights about the town of Catemaco in the state of Veracruz.

Describing it as having a “significant development,” the priest shed light on the town’s deep-rooted connection to ancient traditions of witchcraft, shamanism, and occultism.

The Santa Muerte Cult: A Mexican Version of Satanic Worship

Within this mystical backdrop, the priest highlighted the presence of the Santa Muerte cult, branding it as a “Mexican version of satanic worship.”

He emphasized that this cult amalgamates elements from various sources, including Brazilian quimbanda, Cuban Santeria, pre-Hispanic cultures, and occult Satanism.

Dark Practices and Serious Violations

A member of the College of Exorcists raised concerns about the cult’s practices, stating that they “materially and formally constitute apostasy, blasphemy, and sacrilege.”

Furthermore, he drew attention to the cult’s involvement in violent acts against life and serious violations of the penal code, such as murders, crimes, robberies, and drug trafficking.

The Spiritual Consequences

The exorcist cautioned that those involved in such activities fall under the direct influence of Satan.

He warned that these individuals, with divine permission, could become susceptible to extraordinary actions by the devil.

These acts, he explained, encompass formal pacts with the devil, where individuals seek gifts and wealth.

Rising Instances of Witchcraft and Curses

Adding to the gravity of the situation, the priest pointed out that the communities idolizing Santa Muerte are witnessing an increase in afflictions.

Not only are people suffering from general witchcraft, but curses associated with this cult are also on the rise, painting a grim picture of the spiritual and societal challenges faced by those involved in the Santa Muerte worship.