Fr. Javier Luzón Peña's book: The 6 Doors of the Enemy

The 6 Doors of the Enemy is a book by the priest Javier Luzón Peña about how evil finds its way into people's lives. It is offered as support for young people who wish to return to a more traditional faith, and you don't need to be possessed to read it.

## A book about the doors of evil
The priest **Javier Luzón Peña** is the author of **The 6 Doors of the Enemy**, a book about how evil, acting in **the West** and throughout the world, finds its way into people's lives. Some of those doors are peine by oneself, consciously or unconsciously; others do not depend on one's own will. You don't need to be possessed to read it.

The book proposes reviewing one's mistakes and understanding where the enemy slips in. It is presented as a help for putting one's spiritual life in order.

## For young people returning to the traditional faith
It is offered as support for young people who wish to return to a more traditional faith. The accompanying review points to a certain modernist or pogre sector of the **Church**, to which it attributes a discourse that, with **God** removed, could sound like any social association. That assessment comes from whoever recommends the book.

Nor does it adhere to sedevacantism, the view that the papal see is vacant. Childhood catechesis, when it remained a mere formality, appears as a reason for drifting away. For those readers, it proposes starting over.

## Where to find it and what precautions to take
**The 6 Doors of the Enemy** can be purchased, among other bookshops, at **Casa del Libro**. Reading it does not replace consulting a mental health professional or ecclesiastical authority if someone believes they are facing a serious problem. Buying a book is not a diagnosis.

The proposal is spiritual. Anyone looking for quick answers to a possession or a serious psychological distress should turn to those who can assess it.