Does Society Realize it Is Being Initiated?

Everyday we are being inundated with twisted, sick Luciferian/Satanic symbolic programing that, when not resisted, gradually initiates us into the growing Luciferian World Order. No response is considered tacit acceptance. (Tacit acceptance refers to an acceptance that is inferred or presumed without being openly expressed).

In a blog post last week, Armstrong wrote that the clothing indicates Dion “has gone to the dark side,” and she sought a second opinion from a man who knows that side well — Monsignor and exorcist John Esseff in the Diocese of Scranton, Pennsylvania.

Esseff founded the exorcist-training entity, Pope Leo XIII Institute in Illinois, according to Armstrong.

“I’m convinced that the way this gender thing has spread is demonic,” the monsignor told Armstrong. “It’s false. I don’t even know how many genders there’s supposed to be now, but there are only two that God made.”

There is nothing confusing about the message behind the clothing. It’s stated in bold lettering on its website.

“CELINUNUNU unites two forces by one voice: Fashion has the power to shape people’s minds. Inspire your children to be free and find their own individuality through clothes,” the website says.

According to press materials, the line “is in collaboration with the minimalist unisex kids label nununu, not Satan,” wrote New York-based Paper magazine.

Yahoo Lifestyle wrote that instead of sending “some demonic secret message, it appears Dion’s new line just favors minimalism in both shapes and colors. With their simple designs, the clothes are black and white. If anything, Dion is encouraging our children to be goth.”

Dion stars in a cinematic promotion for the line — which Paper called “admittedly bizarre” — that has scooped up nearly 1 million views on YouTube.

It shows her breaking into a hospital nursery where some of the babies are swaddled in pink blankets, others in blue. She blows a handful of black glitter into the air, and the babies get an instant fashion makeover, appearing in monochromatic Celinununu onesies.

“The trailer for Celinununu saw Dion as a vigilante, freeing babies from the oppressive gender binary,” wrote Out magazine.

“People behind this are influencing children to disorder,” Esseff said. “This is definitely satanic. There is a mind behind it — an organized mindset.

“The devil is a liar and there are huge lies being told,” he told Armstrong. “This is being done for money, and there is divisiveness that comes from this — marks of the devil.”

Armstrong fashion-reviewed the clothing, too, which she deemed “hideously ugly.”

“The babies and children look sullen. Who would pay $77 for a baby blanket with skulls or $161 for a jacket that looks like a trash bag. And who wants a baby playsuit with skulls?” she wrote.

Paper magazine’s take? “… siding with Lucifer on this one.”

Pastor Terry Fox of Summit Church talks about a part of his ministry that deals in the paranormal and offers exorcisms to individuals that he and his team determine are possessed and in need of help. (Video by Travis Heying/The Wichita Eagle)