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Re: Anyone follow Fr Ripperger here ?
« Reply #40 on: September 13, 2022, 03:33:34 PM »
Thank you for the clarification. The person who told me he composed some of the prayer was wrong, and I'm  glad to hear that!
Quite welcome

He's not for everyone but it's enough to just say that. 

Re: Anyone follow Fr Ripperger here ?
« Reply #41 on: September 13, 2022, 03:56:54 PM »
I listen to Fr. Ripperger (many others are on his website also) while I cook, clean or bake. I know of other traditional Catholics who listen to his website  and we listen for spiritual guidance in our daily lives. None of us listen to him for info on exorcisms and certainly none of him do as you purport above. Calumny is a sin.
Yes. Me too.  


Re: Anyone follow Fr Ripperger here ?
« Reply #42 on: September 13, 2022, 07:38:04 PM »
The St. Michael's prayer and the Rosary are really all you need, practically. I have first-hand experience of the St. Michael's prayer's efficacy. You don't need a book full of spurious prayers from some celebrity exorcist.
We say these together daily along with this prayer each morning

This prayer (somehow related to La Salette) was dictated by Our Lady to a soul on 13 January 1863. The prayer received the Imprimatur from the local Bishop; was recommended to the faithful by Pope Pius IX; and later indulgenced by Pope Leo XIII and also by Pope Pius X.
It is recommended to learn it by heart.


See also http://www.marysheel.org/two-prayers/5-august-queen-prayer.html



https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=yQdHa_6oEqA

Re: Anyone follow Fr Ripperger here ?
« Reply #43 on: September 13, 2022, 10:32:08 PM »


  We have zero, I repeat, zero reason to delve into the source of our temptations any deeper than to know the devil is tempting us. This is a curiosity that is not only dangerous to delve into, there is something a bit perverse about it as well. What you describe strikes me, or is likened to him writing about us trying to figure out a particular devil's personality, scary for him to even publish such a thing, even though these days I think most would disagree.


I looked back through the introduction of Dominion. I usually just skim through introductions of books. Anyhow Fr Ripperger actually agrees with you. 

In the introduction he mentions the difference between the laity version of Dominion and that of the clergy version.
"One aspect of this text for the laity is anything that would lend itself to on the side of the laity has been removed for the version which is for the clergy only. Self diagnosis on the side of a person seeking help is virtually never accurate, as every exorcist will attest. Since demons tend to hide and feed the person false information, any self-diagnosis will virtually never be correct or precise. This does not mean they cannot use the tools in the spiritual warfare that are provided in this text and others but that they should avoid analyzing themselves and, instead, approach a knowledgeable and prudent priest, who can help them navigate any extraordinary influence or complex spiritual warfare issue."
   
So there we see he is not promoting self-diagnosis nor offering anything dangerous to delve into. He is warning one not to do so.

In my case I simply saw that what I experienced was oppression vs obsession after reading the section on the different kinds of oppression. No deep thought or discernment on my part. Just something that stood out as obvious.

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Re: Anyone follow Fr Ripperger here ?
« Reply #44 on: September 14, 2022, 05:35:32 AM »
In my case I simply saw that what I experienced was oppression vs obsession after reading the section on the different kinds of oppression. No deep thought or discernment on my part. Just something that stood out as obvious.
I understand that, yet to tie back to him the vivid envisioning of what was apparently the devil just seems wrong to me. Or perhaps better said, would be wrong *for* me. After giving it a little more thought, maybe that's something you need for whatever reason, but I sure don't. 

I don't know about him tho. He does have some very good sermons, many other trad priests also have good sermons, but a major thing with me is that like Fr. Ripperger, most trad priests nowadays not only do *not* roundly condemn the new "mass," nearly all of them compromise to some extent believing it's just as good as the true Mass, albeit inferior.

Or they will roundly condemn it one time, then go the other way the next. I've seen this often enough in my life time that it kinda stands out somehow, not sure how to explain it. And I am not talking about sermons with repetitive condemning or promoting of the NOM, it's the compromising of it that leads to more compromise in other areas of the faith that I am talking about.

In my mind, that compromise with the new "mass" often comes through in certain aspects of some of their sermons, regardless of the subject matter. Which is why I just sum it up by describing it as his are sermons given by an indult priest.