“Paranormal” Circus Tries to Normalize Demonic Themes Throughout America

[Michie]

A “paranormal” circus making its way through the country is pledging to bring wickedness and immorality to Americans’ hometowns as the current obsession with demonic activity is pushed ever harder against the Christian values of the nation.

Several traveling troupes of the Paranormal Cirque are constantly on a nationwide tour of America, spreading demonic themes to each town that it leaves behind in its wake.

“Do you love thrilling, wicked, sexy, or even dangerous things? Paranormal Cirque will expose you to a unique creation of combined theatre, circus, and cabaret with a new European style flare.” Thus reads a description of the shows promoted by the organizing group Cirque Italia.​

‘Unique and Creepy’ or blatantly demonic?

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“Paranormal” Circus Tries to Normalize Demonic Themes Throughout America

A “paranormal” circus making its way through the country is pledging to bring wickedness and immorality to Americans’ hometowns as the current obsession w

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[Wolseley]

I am making a note to redouble my efforts to pray the Rosary as often as I can.....

 

[Michie]

We could all redouble our efforts on prayer for sure.

 

[RileyG]

I am making a note to redouble my efforts to pray the Rosary as often as I can.....

I need to pray the rosary more often, too!

 

[St_Worm2]

Hi @Michie, thanks for posting this Sadly, it will probably end up being pretty popular After all, the secular world just LOVES Halloween (at least here in the States anyway, as I know you know).

Question, the article twice mentions the need to avoid "isolationism" (and its dangers) in two of the subtitles, but the author, then, fails to explain what he means by that, or why avoiding isolationism is so important in this case. Any ideas (perhaps I missed it when I skimmed the article?) As far as I know, "isolationism", is solely a political term, so I'm having trouble understanding why the author used it.

Thanks for your help

--David

 

[Michie]

Hi @Michie, thanks for posting this Sadly, it will probably end up being pretty popular After all, the secular world just LOVES Halloween (at least here in the States anyway, as I know you know).

Question, the article twice mentions the need to avoid "isolationism" (and its dangers) in two of the subtitles, but the author, then, fails to explain what he means by that, or why avoiding isolationism is so important in this case. Any ideas (perhaps I missed it when I skimmed the article?) As far as I know, "isolationism", is solely a political term, so I'm having trouble understanding why the author used it.

Thanks for your help

--David

It’s a completely different article advertised within the article I posted.

Why America Must Reject Isolationism and Its Dangers

As the present liberal order crumbles, many are proposing alternatives that call for major changes to the flawed, globalized structures that now shape the world

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[St_Worm2]

It’s a completely different article advertised within the article I posted.

Why America Must Reject Isolationism and Its Dangers

As the present liberal order crumbles, many are proposing alternatives that call for major changes to the flawed, globalized structures that now shape the world

www.tfp.org

Thanks!! I'll go skim it again. A little more slowly this time

Thanks again for warning us about this

--David
p.s. - it seems odd/confusing how (or why) the article does this. For instance,

Why America Must Reject Isolationism and Its Dangers​

“Do you love thrilling, wicked, sexy, or even dangerous things? Paranormal Cirque will expose you to a unique creation of combined theatre, circus, and cabaret with a new European style flare.” Thus reads a description of the shows promoted by the organizing group Cirque Italia.