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@vichand.clipz: "BARU TERUNGKAP! Ternyata di Indonesia hanya ada 2 Romo Eksorsis yang dapat izin resmi dari Vatikan!" 🇻🇦✝️ Tahu gak sih? Eksorsisme dalam Gereja Katolik tidak bisa dilakukan oleh sembarang orang. Berdasarkan Hukum Kanonik, seorang Romo harus memiliki lisensi dan izin khusus secara resmi dari Vatikan untuk memimpin ritual pengusiran setan. Di Indonesia sendiri, hanya ada dua Pastor Eksorsis resmi, salah satunya adalah Romo Robini yang saat ini bertugas di Pontianak, Kalimantan. Latar belakang serta pengalaman pelayanan nyata inilah yang menjadi inspirasi di balik kisah film Kuasa Gelap: Perjanjian Darah! 📜🔥 Saksikan bagaimana proses pertempuran spiritual ini dijalankan sesuai tradisi dan kaidah resmi Gereja Katolik secara intens dan menegangkan! #kuasagelapperjanjiandarah #kuasagelapperjanjiandarahtk #horor #film

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