They Know the Eucharist

Betty Brennan had been a worshiper of Satan and then decided to go back to church. When she did, she picked the Roman Catholic Church. Speaking to a Pentecostal prayer group, she explained why:

“every Satanic ritual is a take-off on the Roman Catholic Sacraments. They (satanists) know what the Eucharist is … Do you know that if there was a bona fide witch here and you put out thirty hosts, or a thousand hosts, and only one was consecrated, they would know immediately which one was consecrated—because of the presence!”

Source: Kaczmarek, Louis, Hidden Treasure, The Riches of the Eucharist (Plattsburgh, N.Y., Trinity Communications, 1990) p. 129.

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