Send CathInfo's owner Matthew a gift from his Amazon wish list:https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/25M2B8RERL1UO
0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
I have Father Ripperger's prayer book for laymen and NONE of the prayers are addressed to the enemy. Many of the prayers are like the Shield of St. Patrick, and others begin "In the name of Jesus." We are not exorcists, which is clearly explained in the intro.This is a great example of a straw-man logical fallacy.
Absolute nonsense, the same denial that Holy Angels here exhibited. I'd go so far as to say this is a lie. I quoted extensively from Father Ripperger's book, and in many cases, the layman is explicitly addressing the evil sprit. It's right there in black and white where i cited it. "I cast you out ...", "I bind you ..." I cited literally dozens of examples of this from the book. Obviously no one is praying to the evil spirits, but they are addressing them and issuing commands to them.Absolutely unnecessarily, does not good, but has the potential for catastrophic harm. Somehow Father Ripperger has allowed Prot thinking on the matter to seep into his perspective.You may wish to re-read this post:https://www.cathinfo.com/art-and-literature-for-catholics/anyone-follow-fr-ripperger-here/msg847567/#msg847567
The difference between Fr Ripperger's catechesis on spiritual warfare (and the prayers to wage it), and the criticism of his detractors, is that he draws from the study of what Church Doctors, Saints, and the Church have determined. His detractors draw from their feelings and emotions.
Prot thinking ? Please explain why you say that.