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An exorcist priest for more than 40 years has called this "state of mind" an inspiration Celine Dion's new line of gender-neutral children's clothing is "definitely satanic".
As Amanda Prestigiacomo reports from The Daily Wire, The clothing line was promoted in a video advertisement showing Dion entering a hospital, blowing glitter from his hand, and magically changing the pink and blue blankets and clothes of babies into clothes regardless of bad. Neutral clothing includes black and white colors with stars and the slogan "New order".
Dion's clothing line, CELINUNUNU, was manufactured in partnership with Nununu and according to its website, sells "fashionable children's boutique clothing".
The website of CELINUNUNU indicates that the mark "lies on the axis of the values of education and empowering dialogue" and that they believe that an educational experience is possible through the clothes for children, because fashion constructs concepts in the depths of our minds and modifies the ways of thinking. create equality and develop the emotional intelligence that drives the practice of responsibility, freedom and flexibility of thought. "
Patti Armstrong, writer for the National Catholic Register, wrote an article on his blog last week in which it was written that if Dion had been raised Catholic, her "children's neutral clothes for children indicate she's gone on the dark side".
"Apart from the fact that the clothes are horribly ugly, the occult themes on the children are disturbing," wrote Armstrong. "Babies and kids look silly, who would pay $ 77 for a baby blanket with skulls or $ 161 for a jacket that looks like a garbage bag." And who wants a baby garment with skulls? "
Armstrong notes that Nununu's own line "includes sheep with spots on one eye and crossbones, large Illuminati eyes and many, many skulls".
Armstrong contacted Mgr. John Esseff, founder and former chairman of the board of directors of the Institute Pope Leo XIII, who trains exorcists. Esseff has also been a priest for 65 years and exorcist in the diocese of Scranton, Pennsylvania for more than 40 years.
"I am convinced that the way this genre affair has spread is demonic," Esseff told Armstrong. "That's wrong, I do not even know how many kinds it's supposed to be right now, but it only has two that God has created."
"The devil is attacking children by confusing bad," said Esseff, according to Armstrong. "When a child is born, what are the first things we say about this child? It is a boy or a girl. It's the most natural thing in the world to say. But to say that there is no difference is satanic. "
Armstrong also says that Esseff told him, "The people behind that are pushing the kids to mess."
"It's definitely satanic," he said. "There is a spirit behind this – an organized state of mind."
"The devil is a liar and huge lies are told," said Mgr. Esseff said, according to Armstrong. "This is done for money, and it creates divisions – devil brands."
Armstrong concludes the post by stating that she has focused her attention on the clothing line because "children are involved".
"I hope that others will join me in praying for these poor children who have become evil pawns and for adults who are so ignorant," she said.
Hope Schreiber wrote an article in Yahoo Lifestyle that defends the clothing line, claiming that she "only favors minimalism in shapes and colors" and "[i]For all, Dion encourages our children to be goth. "
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