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MY TRADITIONAL PRIEST TOLD ME NOT TO PRAY THE BINDING PRAYERS IN FR RIPPERGERS BOOK
My traditional (FSSP) Priest told me that I should not pray deliverance or binding prayers from the book: 'DELIVERANCE PRAYERS for use by THE LAITY. He strongly advised me against this practice. I’m confused.
ANSWER! /...Read moreWHICH BOOKS DO YOU RECOMMEND?
I would like to know what church you can recommend to us in the Riverside, California area and also what books you can recommend to us, thank you!
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INQUIRIES ABOUT ENCOUNTER MINISTERIES AND FLAME OF LOVE PRAYERS
I was wondering what your opinion is on Encounter ministries? Can you take the good from it and leave the maybe more controversial issues? I love the Latin Mass community, but most people in it seem very...Read more
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Archbishop Fulton Sheen
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Conversion Without a Word
In the holy hour, therefore, we will begin the work of transferability of merits. Because as we live in a mystical body, the merits of one can be transferred to another. The believing wife, says St. Paul, sanctifies the unbelieving husband. The believing husband sanctifies the unbelieving wife. No man lives for himself, says Paul, and no man dies for himself. There is this transfer of the faith, as it were, of the wife to the husband and vice versa. If we burn our face, doctors will graft skin from another part of the body to the face. If we are suffering from anemia, doctors will transfuse blood from another member of society to us to cure us of that anemic condition. If it is possible to transfuse blood, it is possible to transfuse sacrifice. If it is possible to graft skin, it is also possible to graft prayer. In the holy hour, our prayers, our petitions, our adoration will be transferred to our brothers and sisters in Christ.