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'Satan is mocking Catholicism,' former priest says
Fans of a German soccer club known for their “Red Devils” mascot shocked spectators with a choreographed display invoking Satan, featuring Latin banners and a giant devil-like figure.
1. FC Kaiserslautern, founded in 1900, has long embraced its “Red Devils” nickname, a nod to the team’s fierce playing style and red-and-white colors. The mascot, often depicted as a playful devil figure, is a beloved symbol among fans, appearing on merchandise and at matches. The nickname’s origins trace back to the club’s early years, reflecting the region’s industrial grit and the team’s competitive spirit in German football.
During a March 29 match against Fortuna Düsseldorf at the Fritz Walter Stadium in the German city of Kaiserslautern, supporters unveiled a massive red pentagram formed in the crowd, accompanied by a banner in Latin reading, “Exaudi Nos, Lucifer, Et Surge Ex Abysso, Sume Animas Nostras,” translating to “Hear us, Lucifer, rise from the abyss and accept our souls.”
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Fans of a German soccer club known for their “Red Devils” mascot shocked spectators with a choreographed display invoking Satan, featuring Latin banners and a giant devil-like figure.
1. FC Kaiserslautern, founded in 1900, has long embraced its “Red Devils” nickname, a nod to the team’s fierce playing style and red-and-white colors. The mascot, often depicted as a playful devil figure, is a beloved symbol among fans, appearing on merchandise and at matches. The nickname’s origins trace back to the club’s early years, reflecting the region’s industrial grit and the team’s competitive spirit in German football.
During a March 29 match against Fortuna Düsseldorf at the Fritz Walter Stadium in the German city of Kaiserslautern, supporters unveiled a massive red pentagram formed in the crowd, accompanied by a banner in Latin reading, “Exaudi Nos, Lucifer, Et Surge Ex Abysso, Sume Animas Nostras,” translating to “Hear us, Lucifer, rise from the abyss and accept our souls.”
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'Hear us, Lucifer': German football fans unveil satanic prayer in Latin
Fans of a German soccer club known for their Red Devils mascot shocked spectators with a choreographed display invoking Satan, featuring Latin banners and a giant devil-like figure
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