Demons Speak What Language? ~ An Exorcist Explains

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• February 13, 2014
• Fr. José Antonio Fortea
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What Language do Demons Speak?

Father Fortea, what language do the demons speak?

Demons, as pure spirits, do not need a language to communicate with each other; they simply communicate at will through the power of thought. Human beings communicate through words, which are symbolic representations of our thoughts. Spiritual beings, on the other hand, transmit thought in a pure state without the need for mediation or signs.

Editor’s Note:  To learn more about spiritual warfare and demonology, Catholic Spiritual Direction recommends Fr. José Antonio Fortea’s excellent book, Interview With An Exorcist – An Insider’s Look at the Devil, Demonic Possession, and the Path to Deliverance

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Art: Strasbourg – Cathedrale – Vitrail – Demon (Vitrail 4, Bas-côté sud) [Demon, Stained Glass, Strasbourg Cathedral], 13 September 2010, own work, ecelan, CC; detail of Padre Jose Antonio Fortea 2017, photographed by Elgatoconbotaselgatoconbotas, 5 May 2017 own work, CCA-SA 4.0 International, Wikimedia Commons. Cover of “Interview with an Exorcist” used with permission, all rights reserved.

• Tags: Demonology, Demons, Fr. Jose Antonio Fortea

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Fr. José Antonio Fortea

Father José Antonio Fortea is not only an exorcist, but also a writer, and parish priest. He once thought he would lead what he has termed ordinary life as an attorney in Madrid, much as his father did before him, but sensed instead a vocation to the priesthood in his adolescent years. A theology graduate of Navarre University in Spain, Father Fortea wrote a thesis there on exorcism. He has been a practicing exorcist for several decades. ALL POSTS

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