Yeah, I'm not telling, for Catholics who are actually reciting this prayer, there's nothing wrong with, I don't think there's anything wrong with the prayer itself.

I don't know enough about the history of Catholicism to know when that was brought in to be more

commonplace or, you know, I don't know any of that. But what I can say is that I'm pretty sure

that people who are good, you know, Catholics, good practicing Catholics do mean something very

different when they're reciting it

than the theosophists do. And I do think there is a very intentional operation going on.

And I think part of this whole, especially having Trump recite this prayer.

Oh, I didn't hear that. That's super crazy. It was the day, I know it was the day of

St. Michael's feast, right? So it was, but they, so it makes sense. And that's what people are saying.

But it's a weird thing. It's very weird. Like the Catholic Church did away with that fire and

brimstone stuff. And it's very weird. I noticed, I'm the one who noticed

because I'm a cradle Catholic.

So I remember.

I know what they added and what they didn't.

But I'm looking here at something

from the young Catholic woman.

I'm going to put it in the show notes

on Monica Perez Show.com.

And it says the original St. Michael Prayer.

It's super, super long. I'm not going to read the whole thing. But it starts with, O glorious Archangel, St. Michael, Prince of the Heavenly Host,

be our defense in the terrible warfare which we carry on against principalities and powers,

against the rulers of this world of darkness and spirits of evil.

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