St Joseph - Helping Catholics Sell Homes
With the homes sales market down, Akron, Ohio Catholics are getting St Joseph to help improve home sales. This was reported in the Oct 10 Akron Beacon Journal, in an article titled, "Some Divine Intervention in Real Estate."
The article details the idolatrous antics of a Catholic realty firm in getting St Joseph to help sell homes. There is no "official" Catholic dogma on how to do this, but it is generally agreed that a statue of St Joseph should be buried head-down and feet-up – and be at least 18 inches below the surface.
To quote from the article:
"Despite disagreements on things like whether the statue should be place in the front or back yard, believers (Ed note - Catholics, NOT those trusting in Christ ALONE for salvation) agree on one thing: After the house sells and the closing is complete, the statue is to be unearthed, and placed in a prominent spot in the new home."
The article also recounted a time when the realtor was doing this strange act, and some other people were watching her:
"Curious construction workers at a nearby house were watching the bizarre ceremony. (The realtor) wondered whether they might think that the women were involved in some type of devil worship."
Comment – You bet its devil worship! They might as well throw in some wolfsbane and eye of lizard!
Many Catholic bookstores and websites sell St Joseph home sale kits. One Catholic website features:
The 4" St Joseph statue home sales kit for $9.95.
The 8" St Joseph statue homes sales kit for $13.95.
(The website did NOT say which statue invokes St Joseph to work quicker.)
And for $7.50 you can purchase a 120-page book titled - St Joseph, My Real Estate Agent.
Once again, Catholicism reveals itself to be nothing but the pagan heart of man expressing itself under a phony "Christian" veneer. Please pray for Catholic conversions, as only Christ has the power to free men from such Roman superstition.
The article details the idolatrous antics of a Catholic realty firm in getting St Joseph to help sell homes. There is no "official" Catholic dogma on how to do this, but it is generally agreed that a statue of St Joseph should be buried head-down and feet-up – and be at least 18 inches below the surface.
To quote from the article:
"Despite disagreements on things like whether the statue should be place in the front or back yard, believers (Ed note - Catholics, NOT those trusting in Christ ALONE for salvation) agree on one thing: After the house sells and the closing is complete, the statue is to be unearthed, and placed in a prominent spot in the new home."
The article also recounted a time when the realtor was doing this strange act, and some other people were watching her:
"Curious construction workers at a nearby house were watching the bizarre ceremony. (The realtor) wondered whether they might think that the women were involved in some type of devil worship."
Comment – You bet its devil worship! They might as well throw in some wolfsbane and eye of lizard!
Many Catholic bookstores and websites sell St Joseph home sale kits. One Catholic website features:
The 4" St Joseph statue home sales kit for $9.95.
The 8" St Joseph statue homes sales kit for $13.95.
(The website did NOT say which statue invokes St Joseph to work quicker.)
And for $7.50 you can purchase a 120-page book titled - St Joseph, My Real Estate Agent.
Once again, Catholicism reveals itself to be nothing but the pagan heart of man expressing itself under a phony "Christian" veneer. Please pray for Catholic conversions, as only Christ has the power to free men from such Roman superstition.
posted by Robt. B. at 5:16 AM
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