بدروح نکالنا اور ناکام جادوگری
بدروح نکالنا اور ناکام جادوگری کے کمرے میں 13 مستند معجزات — ہر ایک کے ساتھ اُس کا مقام، اُس کا زمانہ اور اُس کے مآخذ۔
بدروح نکالنا اور ناکام جادوگری · تقریباً 53-55ء، پولس کے تیسرے مشنری سفر کے دوران
سکیوا کے بیٹے
افسس میں، ایک یہودی سردار کاہن کے سات بیٹوں نے یسوع کے نام کو ایک جادوئی فارمولے کے طور پر استعمال کر کے ایک بدروح نکالنے کی کوشش کی، بغیر ایمان یا اُس روح کے جو تنہا اِس نام کو یہ قوت عطا کرتا ہے؛ قبضہ زدہ آدمی نے اُن پر غالب آ کر اُنہیں برہنہ کر دیا، اور خوفزدہ شہر نے اپنی جادو کی کتابیں جلا ڈالیں۔ اِس واقعے نے ظاہر کیا کہ مسیح کا نام کسی منتر کی طرح استعمال نہیں کیا جا سکتا۔
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بدروح نکالنا اور ناکام جادوگری · تقریباً 34-36ء، استفنس کی شہادت کے کچھ ہی بعد
شمعون جادوگر
شمعون، ایک جادوگر جس نے اپنے جادو سے سامریہ کو حیران کر رکھا تھا، فلپس کی منادی پر ایمان لایا اور بپتسمہ لیا، مگر پھر پطرس اور یوحنا کو رقم پیش کی تاکہ ہاتھ رکھنے کے ذریعے روح القدس عطا کرنے کی قوت خرید لے۔ پطرس نے اُسے سختی سے جھڑکا، اور جادوگر کا نام اُس لفظ 'سیمنی' کی جڑ بن گیا، جو صرف خدا کی ملکیت کو خریدنے یا بیچنے کے گناہ کے لیے استعمال ہوتا ہے۔
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بدروح نکالنا اور ناکام جادوگری · تقریباً 49-51ء، پولس کے دوسرے مشنری سفر کے دوران
فلپی کی غلام لڑکی
رومی کالونی فلپی میں، غیب گوئی کی روح میں مبتلا ایک غلام لڑکی نے کئی دنوں تک پولس اور اُس کے ساتھیوں کا پیچھا کیا، اُن کے مشن کے بارے میں سچی باتیں پکارتی ہوئی، یہاں تک کہ پولس، ایک اجنبی ذریعے کی تائید سے تھک کر، یسوع مسیح کے نام میں اُس روح کو نکال باہر کیا؛ اُس کے مالکان، جن کا غیب گوئی سے حاصل منافع جاتا رہا، نے پولس اور سیلاس کو مار پیٹ کر قید کروا دیا۔
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بدروح نکالنا اور ناکام جادوگری · تقریباً 45-47ء، پولس کے پہلے مشنری سفر کے دوران
جادوگر ایلوماس
قبرص میں، جادوگر بار-یسوع، جسے ایلوماس کہا جاتا تھا، نے گورنر سرجیئس پولس کے سامنے پولس کی مخالفت کی اور اُسے ایمان سے پھیرنے کی کوشش کی؛ پولس نے، روح القدس سے بھر کر، اُسے سرزنش کی اور اُس اندھیرے کے مطابق جو اُس نے دوسروں کو بیچا تھا، اُسے وقتی طور پر اندھا کر دیا، اور حیران گورنر خداوند کی تعلیم پر ایمان لے آیا۔
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بدروح نکالنا اور ناکام جادوگری · پہلی صدی عیسوی، مسیح کی گلیلی خدمت کے دوران اور بعد
مریم مگدلینی اور سات بدروحیں
لوقا اور مرقس درج کرتے ہیں کہ سات بدروحیں مگدلا کی مریم میں سے نکلیں، جو مسیح کی خدمت کی معاون ایک صاحبِ حیثیت عورت بن گئی، صلیب کے پاس کھڑی رہی جب اکثر لوگ بھاگ چکے تھے، اور قیامت کی پہلی گواہ ٹھہری؛ قرونِ وسطیٰ کی مغربی روایت نے غلطی سے اُسے لوقا 7 کی گناہ گار عورت اور بیت عنیاہ کی مریم کے ساتھ خلط ملط کر دیا، ایک ایسا خلط ملط جسے 1969ء کی رومن کیلنڈر اصلاح نے درست کیا۔
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بدروح نکالنا اور ناکام جادوگری · 1884-1890
The Vision of Leo XIII
Pope Leo XIII (1878-1903) is traditionally said to have seen, during a Mass of thanksgiving in the Vatican, a vision of demonic spirits converging on Rome, and to have composed in its aftermath the short prayer to St Michael the Archangel, sent to the bishops of the world in 1886 and recited kneeling after every Low Mass until the liturgical reform of 1964. He also wrote the long Exorcism against Satan and the Apostate Angels (1890), placed in the Roman Ritual and restricted to authorised priests. The account of the vision survives only in two mid-twentieth-century recollections.
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بدروح نکالنا اور ناکام جادوگری · 1913–1920
The Exorcism of Piacenza
An unnamed married woman of Piacenza, mother of two, was afflicted from 23 April 1913 until 23 June 1920, when she was delivered at the friars' convent of Santa Maria di Campagna. The exorcism was ordered by Bishop Giovanni Maria Pellizzari over the hesitation of the exorcist, Fr. Pier Paolo Veronesi, attended by the hospital director Dr. Lupi under a pact of mutual honesty and taken down in shorthand by Fr. Giustino — documentation rare for 1920, transmitted through Renzo Allegri's reportage and retold by Gabriele Amorth in L'ultimo esorcista (2012).
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بدروح نکالنا اور ناکام جادوگری · 1981–1988
Angelo Battisti: The Man Who Fell Silent
Angelo Battisti was an official of the Vatican Secretariat of State and the administrator and first president of Casa Sollievo della Sofferenza, the hospital founded by Padre Pio, whose intimate friend he was; in 1962 he personally carried to San Giovanni Rotondo the letters in which Bishop Karol Wojtyła asked Padre Pio's prayers for the dying Kraków physician Wanda Półtawska. From May 1981 until 1988 he was held by the exorcists who attended him to be demonically possessed — a case with no discoverable cause, marked by mutism, nightly violence in his home, and no reaction whatever during the rite. He was freed near Monte San Savino in 1988 without a single exorcism being performed there, by mere proximity to a parish priest he never once sought out. Fr. Gabriele Amorth reports the case in three separate books.
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بدروح نکالنا اور ناکام جادوگری · 1987
The Demon Who Named the Hour
On 21 February 1987, in the Antonianum complex on the Via Merulana in Rome, Fr. Gabriele Amorth performed the first exorcism of his career without his master Fr. Candido Amantini beside him. The subject was a young farm worker from the Roman countryside who in trance spoke only English, a language he did not know. At the Ritual's commanding prayer the spirit gave its name as Lucifer, the man went rigid and rose about half a metre above his chair — the only levitation Amorth reported in thirty years of the ministry — and, falling back, announced in English that it would leave on 21 June. Amorth deliberately left that week free; at the next appointment the man was calm, prayed a whole Hail Mary, and recounted that at the named hour, alone on his tractor in the fields, he had cried out and felt himself free. The two published versions of the account give different hours for the same day, a divergence recorded here rather than resolved.
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بدروح نکالنا اور ناکام جادوگری · 1987
The White Bird
In 1987, in an Italian parish whose diocese had no exorcist available, two prayerful priests agreed at his parents' request to bless an eleven-year-old boy who showed no abnormal signs at all. At the first prayer in the sacristy the child screamed, blasphemed and struck out; over two sessions fifteen days apart the priests used only what any priest may use — the sign of the Cross, holy water, blessed candles, incense — and invoked Our Lady, St Francis, St Benedict and St Michael. The demon called on Lucifer and on all the damned and received no help; then it cried out against Our Lady, and against a 'White Bird' it named as the most powerful of all its enemies. The boy was freed and grew up serving at Mass. Fr Gabriele Amorth, who recorded the case in 1992, suggested in a parenthesis that the Bird may have been a manifestation of the Holy Spirit.
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بدروح نکالنا اور ناکام جادوگری · July 1988
Laura of Cassino
In July 1988 Laura, a fourteen-year-old from Cassino in southern Lazio, was led at night by a schoolmate to a farmhouse outside the town where about ten hooded people were conducting a séance; the single hour she spent there ended, the same night, with the girl cursing, spitting at and biting her own parents. Her father, a practising Catholic, drove her to Rome before dawn and was waiting when the friars opened the Scala Santa at six; sent on to Fr. Gabriele Amorth, she was freed in roughly ten minutes and went straight down to play ball in the courtyard. Amorth recorded the case in L'ultimo esorcista (2012) as his clearest instance of a possession caught before it could take root — and of what a father's speed is worth.
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بدروح نکالنا اور ناکام جادوگری · 20th century
The Handkerchief of Marília
At a Catholic secondary school near Marília, in the interior of São Paulo, Brazil, an Italian missionary sister found a small folded handkerchief hidden in a pupil's schoolbook and a second one sewn inside her pillow, together with the girl's own cut hair — a hex laid on her by a woman who had promised her in marriage to her son. The sister burned the objects in the schoolyard incinerator while praying, took the girl to confession first of all, and the wasting, sleeplessness and failing schoolwork ended. Recorded by Gabriele Amorth as the testimony of the sister herself, who says she had never before believed such things were real.
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بدروح نکالنا اور ناکام جادوگری · 1991–1999
Freed at Lourdes
In May 1991 a widow from Campania, called only Federica in the published account, brought her two adult sons — Pasquale, 22, and Fabrizio, 20 — to Fr. Gabriele Amorth, exorcist of the Diocese of Rome. Years earlier she had been drawn into a satanic cult, violated, and consecrated to Satan, and had afterwards brought the boys, then aged five and three, to be consecrated with her while they were sedated. Amorth exorcised the three separately for eight years, obtaining relief but never release, and concluded that spirits which had entered together would have to be expelled together. In October 1999 a pilgrimage train carried all three to Lourdes, and at the grotto of Massabielle they collapsed and cried out at the same moment and were freed. It is the central case of Amorth's last book, El signo del exorcista (2013).
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