Fr. Reehil: "I Feel Like We're on the Verge of Something Big"

SPECTACULAR video interview: Michael Knowles & the Exorcist

This podcast of Daily Wire’s Michael Knowles interviewing Catholic priest and exorcist Fr. Dan Reehil is absolutely stunning. It’s an hour and 45 minutes long, and worth every single second. I promise, you will not be bored.

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It talks about God’s grace… nuns crawling up walls… how Fr. Reehil personally met the devil (twice)… how Jesus multiplied pudding cups for an orphanage BBQ… from Wall Street to priesthood… about “believing is seeing”… the quickest ways to grow in faith… and so much more. It’s a must-watch.

I stop and rewind parts of the interview about 50 times, just to drink it all in. I savor every single word.

But what REALLY throws me for a loop is when Fr. Reehil says this (around 1:34:00):

I feel a great urgency for people to come back to God because I feel we’re on the very edge of an abyss, that something’s coming. And I feel like just with everything that’s going on, in the natural world, but also in the supernatural world, that we’re on the verge of something big.

And then he says something that literally makes my jaw drop:

My Lenten homily was, “Going into Lent thinking it’s your last Lent and treat it that way.” Like, do everything the best and the most. Don’t cheat it. Go in wanting to come out a saint at Easter. Because it might be your last.”

OMG.

On February 25, I felt compelled by the Holy Spirit to write a blog post titled, “The Last Lent,” saying the exact same thing: Treat this Lent like it’s your last. Make every day, every moment count. Spend time praying, reading Scripture, love God, Jesus, the people around you more fiercely than ever before. And be fearless.

Fr. Reehil continues:

And I preached that, and then, the next day, I got sent a message from one of the mystics in South America. I’m not saying this is true, but the fact that this came to me unsolicited and nobody knew what I had said—because this was just a generated email, not from a person, but just from a website—and she said, “Treat this Lent as though it were your last.”

I said, “Ooh… okay.”

It doesn’t mean it’s going to be—but we do things differently when we think it’s the last time.

Wow. VatiGod, you’ve just blown my mind. I know we can’t be sure when your Illumination of Conscience (also called The Warning*, Mini-Judgment, or The Day of Mercy) will happen, but many who heard about it believe it’ll be soon. Maybe sooner than any of us think.

[The Warning by Christine Watkins, by the way, is the book that triggered my ultimate conversion—when I was already a (lukewarm) Catholic—and finally put me on the path to real Catholicism. You can read that crazy story here and here.]

*The Warning, according to prophecies by many seers and saints, will be a day when the sun goes dark and there will be earthquakes and a flash in the sky as if two celestial bodies are colliding. It will be pitch-black, and God will make time stand still for about 15 minutes.

A blazing cross will appear in the sky for all to see, and from the holes where Jesus’s five wounds were will burst forth rays of light. This light will illuminate the conscience of every person on Earth, showing them their own soul as God sees it—in all its darkness and sinfulness, including the ripple effects each and every one of their deeds had on other people.

Everyone will experience for 15 minutes what it would feel like if God were absent from this world. They will also be shown where they would go if they died at this very moment: Heaven, Hell, or Purgatory. Many will die of sheer fright at the horror of seeing the state of their soul. This is God’s Final Day of Mercy, our last chance to turn around, repent, and choose Him.

After the Warning, billions will convert to the One True Church (aka, the Catholic faith). Satan will be chained for six weeks—I take that to mean we’ll have no media and no internet—so that everyone can make an unbiased decision for or against God. This will be your last chance to choose; there is no lukewarmness after this. If you don't choose, you’re on Satan’s side.

After he is unleashed again, he will make haste to convince everyone that this was some kind of EMP that messed with our brains, or a Russian sky projection and/or mass delusion, or Project Bluebeam, or an alien invasion, or whatever the heck the PTB can come up with to persuade you that it was not from God.

After this will come The Miracle in Garabandal, Spain, and after that The Great Chastisement, all in relatively quick succession (within a few years of each other, I suppose). The Miracle is supposed to happen within 12 months of The Warning; Conchita—one of the former child witnesses of the Marian apparition in Garabandal—will announce it eight days ahead of time.