The horrifying testimony of ex nun of the Roman Catholic Church

Deep Diving The Vatican and its methods & Mechanics with an Ex-nun's first time testimony of what goes on in the inner sanctum of the world's most powerful 'pseudo-religious organization'.

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[jenniferduvall]

This is absolutely heartbreaking!!! I am sickened that these poor women have been subjected to these horrors...Im just at a loss for words...this is terrible!!!!

[davidallen]

I have listened to this several times and my heart aches deeply each day for the little nuns. Please don’t forget to pray for them.

[LWaage]

We knew sis Charlotte and she is telling the truth... it is horrifying... I pray for these precious young ladies. This is one of many testimonies about the same thing.

[rancherbabe]

This is the most horrifying thing I've ever listened to. I could only go 56 minutes in and I so wracked with tears and repulsion I couldn't go any further.

[rashaanelam]

I heard this about 4 yrs ago. It horrified me

[salvadorprado]

Just as sister Charlote said, Catholic Church will always deny all the atrocities that all this poor nuns are subjected to.

[carolyncook]

this is so horrifying, please God take these people out. Aman.

[Telabib-qd]

All Roman Catholic's should read the book " Fifty Years in the Church Rome" by Charles chiniquy, another amazing testimony from a priest who found Christ.

[lisatsuda]

There's a good reason why the nickname for alcohol is spirits..

[Lionsville]

Thank you all for the honest comments. In Lionsville we encourage diverse views and opinions because the truth takes no prisoners. Searching for the truth in our current existence means we must question everything and everyone. There are no sacred cows. Its obvious now that we have been hijacked and put in a big enough prison to give us the illusion of freedom. After all, no one will be crazy enough to believe we are in a prison when there no obvious walls and chains. Insidiously we've been used and abused from birth to death, and then rewind... Its our aim to present the truth from as diverse and varied sources as possible so we can begin to see the bigger picture. Sometimes our videos might be confusing and too technical or too outlandish, old or new. However. we cannot for our own sake let our preferences and prejudices cloud our judgement or compromise our discernment. After all those preferences and prejudices have all been en-trained into us by the system. A system we cannot trust. Never forget Marshall McLuhan inspired words: "Only the small secrets need to be protected. The big ones are kept secret by public incredulity."

[sandyboyd]

I have heard this for years. Pray to GOD that President Trump Drains that Swamp

[mattsilver]

God - what a brutal experience. Don't think I would have coped as well as her.

[abigail]

So heartwretching, so deceptive, are all the men and woman blind?No they were innocent, and they were tainted but G-d will judge, don't u worry, I've seen a lot too

[maryc]

The Roman Catholic Church considers itself the only “true” church and traces its beginnings to Jesus and the apostles. It maintains that all other denominations or branches of Christianity are aberrant and have fallen away from the true teachings of the “mother church” and therefore from Christianity. But is this true? Our website contains many articles related to Catholicism, its origins, and practices. So this article will deal specifically with whether or not the Catholic Church is, in fact, Christian or a separate religion altogether.

Christianity, considered as a major world religion, has several branches: Catholicism, Orthodoxy, and Protestantism. Defined this way, Catholicism is one division of Christianity. But true biblical Christianity is not a religion in the sense that one “joins” it by becoming a member of an organization. Jesus simplified what it means to be a Christian when He told Nicodemus that one must be “born again” (John 3:3). That new birth is an individual experience between God and a repentant heart and is not dependent in any way upon a priest’s blessing, baptism, or any other outward action we take. Ephesians 2:8–9 is clear that salvation is by grace through faith in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ as full payment for our sin. When we enter into that saving relationship with God, we become “new creatures” (2 Corinthians 5:17). Our new nature is not a slave to sin as we once were (John 8:34; Romans 6:16). This new nature produces righteous living, not in order to become saved, but because we have been saved (1 John 3:7–10).

In the Catholic Church, many extra-biblical practices have been added that create a different religion out of Christianity. While those who consider themselves Catholic can also be truly born again, one does not inherit eternal life by being a good Catholic (Titus 3:5–7). One can be a Christian in spite of being Catholic, just as one can be a Christian in spite of church attendance of any kind. However, Catholic teaching has gone far awry from strict adherence to the Bible, adding human ideas and “teaching as doctrines the commandments of men” (Mark 7:7). The Pharisees of Jesus’ day had done the same thing with God’s Law, and it appears that Catholic tradition follows more closely in the footsteps of the Pharisees than those of the apostles.

One of the most blatant examples of the Catholic Church becoming a separate religion is in their extreme overemphasis on the importance of Mary, practically treating her a fourth member of the Trinity. Scripture tells us very little about the woman chosen to bear the Son of God (see Luke 1: 26–56; 2:16–52), yet Catholic doctrine has recreated Mary and given her an exalted place that the Bible never implies. Pope Leo XIII wrote, “By the will of God, Mary is the intermediary through whom is distributed unto us this immense treasure of mercies gathered by God, for mercy and truth were created by Jesus Christ. Thus as no man goeth to the Father but by the Son, so no man goeth to Christ but by His Mother” (Encyclical of Pope Leo XIII, On the Rosary,  Octobri mense, September 22, 1891).

Jesus never said any such thing about coming to Him through Mary. Instead, Jesus said, “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest” (Matthew 11:28). Jesus declared that no one comes to the heavenly Father except through Him (John 14:6). Every bit of Jesus’ communication was related to His oneness with the heavenly Father, not His earthly mother (Matthew 11:27; Luke 10:22; John 7:28–29). His only references to His mother actually relegated her to the level of everyone else (Mark 3:32–34) and also assured that she would be taken care of after His ascension to His Father (John 19:27). That’s it. Nothing about venerating Mary or praying through her. If Pope Leo’s words were accurate, wouldn’t Jesus have told us so?

Pope John Paul II added to the heretical deification of Mary. Quoting Pope Pius XII, he said, “Preserved free from all guilt of original sin, the Immaculate Virgin was taken up body and soul into heavenly glory upon the completion of her earthly sojourn. She was exalted by the Lord as Queen of the Universe” (Encyclical of Pope John Paul II, On the Blessed Virgin Mary in the Life of the Pilgrim Church,  Redemptoris Mater, March 25, 1987; cf. Pope Pius XII, Apostolic Deus, November 1, 1950). The Bible does, in fact, refer to the “queen of the heavens, ” but it is in rebuke of the idolatrous Israelites for offering sacrifices to other gods (Jeremiah 7:18). The teaching that Mary is the Queen of the Universe is idolatry, although the Roman Catholic Church does not want to see it that way. At the very least, the statement of Pope Pius and Pope John Paul is complete fabrication and a departure from true biblical Christianity.

Another strong departure from orthodox Christianity is the Catholic insistence that an earthly priest is necessary as an intermediary between us and God. According to the The Canons and Decrees of the Council of Trent: Canons Concerning the Most Holy Sacrament of Penance, “If anyone denies that sacramental confession was instituted by divine law or is necessary to salvation; or says that the manner of confessing secretly to a priest alone . . . is at variance with the institution and command of Christ and is a human contrivance, let him be anathema” (Canon VI). The official Catholic teaching, then, is that people who do not confess their sins to a human priest cannot be saved and are, in fact, cursed for eternity. This doctrine contradicts 1 Timothy 2:5, which could not be clearer in renouncing the Catholic doctrines of Mary and the priesthood: “There is one God and one mediator between God and mankind, the man Christ Jesus.”

While there are sincere Catholics who love the Lord and do not worship Mary or the pope, the doctrines themselves suggest a separate, works-based religion rather than a simple denomination within Christianity. This departure from truth is nothing new. When Paul and Barnabas were in Antioch, “certain people came down from Judea to Antioch and were teaching the believers: ‘Unless you are circumcised, according to the custom taught by Moses, you cannot be saved’” (Acts 15:1). These false teachers had mixed grace with works and were creating an aberrant faith that was leading many astray. The Catholic Church has done the same by creating a religion filled with laws, sacraments, and the undue adulation of other human beings—things God never sanctioned. None of us have the right to add to or take away from the revealed Word of God or the sacrifice of Christ Jesus on our behalf, and to do so creates a false religion. Please visit gotquestions.org for any and all biblical questions.

[sissypie]

I'm just wondering how would the nuns who were there not knowing JESUS CHRIST AND HIS SALVATION lose their soul ? I PRAY that all nuns come out of the Catholic rule and come to JESUS CHRIST and repent of their sins❗🙏

[salvadorprado]

I already read dozens of nun testimonies and all of them said exactly the same, what are this ex nun is saying is more than a 100% truth.

[lisatsuda]

I enquired about being a Nun in the seventies. She went on and on about star gazing, their new telescope..blah blah blah. When she finished, she asked any questions? I said what about God and Jesus Christ? She deflected me back to star talk. Same year that first reports of paedophilia in the church came out. I knew something was amiss with Catholics. I wasn't one, but was willing to convert to become Nun.

[Vurbanowicz]

She never identifies the foreign country where the Carmelite convent was located. Wherever it was, she apparently knew or learned the local language--or the old couple who rescued her spoke English. Was the Catholic Church so powerful in that country that the government could not launch an investigation of that convent? Also, she says she never heard the Gospel until going to a Protestant church. But portions of the Gospels are read at every Catholic mass, and nuns hear plenty of masses--unless this was a very odd convent indeed. I left the Catholic Church for my own reasons over 50 years ago and have never doubted it was the right decision, but this story seems fishy to me. In fact, it seems to draw much from the 1836 book "Awful Disclosures" by the Canadian woman Maria Monk, who makes similar accusations about the Hôtel-Dieu convent in Montreal. Scholars regard that story as a hoax. And the narrator is so shy of identifying details that the story if impossible to verify. Why is that? These features of the tale make me suspect that it is a sensation-seeking fraud. But if this woman's story is true, the police should get involved.

[evonfernandes]

Please someone in authority crackdown on these abuses of poor innocent nuns.

[SprayTech-wh]

The beast is almost finished healing its coming I believe we are the last generation 🙏 pray my fellow believers harder then u ever have before 😢 come out of her repent cause our avenger is almost here 🙏 😇