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is Jayson Brunelle's site on catholic deliverance ok	Amelia	Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Question: Dear Brother Ignatius, I recently saw a compilation of catholic prayers and deliverance prayers at the site of Jayson Brunelle (Apostles of Light of Immaculate Heart of Mary). What do you think of the prayers and the site in the light of Catholic teachings? Thanks in advance!
Question Answered by Bro. Ignatius Mary, OMSM(r), CCL, LTh, DD, LNDC Dear Amelia: If you look closely you will see that the deliverance prayers are not on the site of Jayson Brunelle. He links to another site called The Catholic Warrior owned by Robert Abel. As to the prayers listed by Robert Abel, there is nothing wrong with them. They are consistent with the types of prayer that are appropriate. We have similar prayers in our Spiritual Warfare Prayer Catalog, linked below. Laity can use seven types of prayers in deliverance for themselves or in praying for others: Prayers of Healing (with limitations outlined in Instruction on Prayers for Healing) Prayers to reject evil (i.e., our Baptismal Promises) Prayers of Repentance Prayers of Forgiveness Prayers of Renunciation Deprecatory Prayers (i.e., petitioning our Lord or asking for the intercession of the angels and saints to help the afflicted person) Imperative Prayers (i.e., commanding such as commands of loosing and binding, rebuking, and deliverance with limitations outlined in Inde Ab Aliquot Annis: On The Current Norms Governing Exorcisms) Imprecatory Prayers are not allowed to laity. To imprecate means to invoke evil upon, or curse. Imprecatory Prayers, therefore, contain curses or prayers for punishment upon the demon. Imprecatory prayers are found in the Bible: Psalms 7, 35, 55, 58, 59, 69, 79, 109, 137 and 139, which all contain prayers for God's judgment on the psalmist's enemies. Imprecatory prayers are restricted and only allowed in a solemn exorcism performed by a priest with permission of his bishop. God Bless, Bro. Ignatius Mary For information on how to receive help see our Help page. We suggest that before contacting us directly for help you try the Seven Steps to Self-Deliverance. These self-help steps will often resolve the problem. Also our Spiritual Warfare Prayer Catalog contains many prayers that may be helpful. If needed you can ask for a Personal Consultation.

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is Jayson Brunelle's site on catholic deliverance ok

Amelia

Tuesday, October 15, 2013

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Dear Brother Ignatius,

I recently saw a compilation of catholic prayers and deliverance prayers at the site of Jayson Brunelle (Apostles of Light of Immaculate Heart of Mary). What do you think of the prayers and the site in the light of Catholic teachings? Thanks in advance!

Question Answered by Bro. Ignatius Mary, OMSM(r), CCL, LTh, DD, LNDC

Dear Amelia:

If you look closely you will see that the deliverance prayers are not on the site of Jayson Brunelle. He links to another site called The Catholic Warrior owned by Robert Abel.

As to the prayers listed by Robert Abel, there is nothing wrong with them. They are consistent with the types of prayer that are appropriate. We have similar prayers in our Spiritual Warfare Prayer Catalog, linked below.

Laity can use seven types of prayers in deliverance for themselves or in praying for others:

Prayers of Healing (with limitations outlined in Instruction on Prayers for Healing)
Prayers to reject evil (i.e., our Baptismal Promises)
Prayers of Repentance
Prayers of Forgiveness
Prayers of Renunciation
Deprecatory Prayers (i.e., petitioning our Lord or asking for the intercession of the angels and saints to help the afflicted person)
Imperative Prayers (i.e., commanding such as commands of loosing and binding, rebuking, and deliverance with limitations outlined in Inde Ab Aliquot Annis: On The Current Norms Governing Exorcisms)

Imprecatory Prayers are not allowed to laity. To imprecate means to invoke evil upon, or curse. Imprecatory Prayers, therefore, contain curses or prayers for punishment upon the demon. Imprecatory prayers are found in the Bible: Psalms 7, 35, 55, 58, 59, 69, 79, 109, 137 and 139, which all contain prayers for God's judgment on the psalmist's enemies.

Imprecatory prayers are restricted and only allowed in a solemn exorcism performed by a priest with permission of his bishop.

God Bless,
Bro. Ignatius Mary

For information on how to receive help see our Help page. We suggest that before contacting us directly for help you try the Seven Steps to Self-Deliverance. These self-help steps will often resolve the problem. Also our Spiritual Warfare Prayer Catalog contains many prayers that may be helpful. If needed you can ask for a Personal Consultation.