Ep 44 - Satan's 5 Generals

Ever wondered how Satan organizes demons? Did you even think there was an organization to all the chaos?

To know your enemy, you must study him. Thankfully, there are plenty of resources, like this podcast! (hint hint), that can help you stop that lion from prowling into your home and devouring your soul.

Join James and Ryan Flahery (back for round 2!) as they talk about Satan's top demons and why the United States is firmly under their control.  

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Resources mentioned in the episode:

1. Father Ripperger's talk on Spiritual Warfare where he references the 5 generals 
2.  Father Chad Ripperger --> I think we have at least one mention of Fr. Ripperger per episode. We are becoming his official fan. 
3. Fr. Ripperger's Dominion --> everything you could ever want to know about Angels & Demons. Be careful...it is not for the faint of heart. 
4. Fr. Ripperger's Deliverance Prayers for Use By the Laity --> I use this book every day and highly recommend to any serious Catholic 
5. Jesse Romero --> another rockstar Catholic I am becoming a huge fan of. Listen to his talks on spiritual warfare on Youtube. 
6. Michael Knowles' Speechless --> Have not read personally but have heard good things about it