Parramural experiences don't really work to a time scale, and therefore we invite you to listen to a dark minisode.

Hello everyone and welcome back to another installment of a dark minisode

are smaller episodes that we like to fit in between the larger editions of the dark

paranormal. Although these minisodes are larger editions of the Dark Paranormal.

Although these minisodes are shorter in length than a standard episode,

they definitely provide enough paranormal food for thought

before we reach our main core so to speak for the full

dark paranormal episode on a Friday. Today we have an experience from one of our listeners where they take us on a retreat.

Now, this is a Catholic retreat, so it's very much a faith-driven experience.

However, with faith, there comes the black, white and grey.

We have the divine angelic good on one side, the demonic and evil bad on the other, and us humans somewhere in between.

And if we're all perfectly honest, each day we may lean more one way than the other.

Now I'm a very lapsed Catholic as I've said numerous times before, but one thing that always interests me is in the many

fractured splintered part of Christianity, is they all seem to push an individual toward Catholicism

when they are allegedly attacked or possessed by demonic force.

There are many experiences some of which we've featured on this show

were leaders of other parts of the Christian faith will say we we can't help you, you need to go and see a Catholic priest.

And I say those words with nothing other than wonder, as in I wonder why. What is it about Catholicism itself, which seems to

hold some sort of power over the demonic? One thing that is clear when you take a deeper look into exorcisms in general

is that out of all of the different gamut of Christianity,

to get a Catholic exorcism requires a lot more stringent examples

of possession than in other aspects. So for example, in some gamut of Christianity within certain areas of the world,

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