Cursed object

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BURN IT! Some of you people sound like you don’t believe in demons? Read the new testament again. Paul wrote heaps about it. Satan is real and he has his own kingdom. He wants to be a god. Satan has a counterfeit for as many of the Gifts of God that he can. If aprons and clothing can touch St Peters skin and then be taken to the sick for healing (praise God) then some other physical item can be cursed with evil. We can’t deny this stuff just because we don’t understand it… They are spirits living in the spiritual realm. We don’t know enough about it but we should all be able to acknowledge that it’s real.
so if I just tell you something is “cursed”, you’d destroy it?
 
so if I just tell you something is “cursed”, you’d destroy it?
No you would. If it’s something valuable like a person then we’d get into the spiritual warfare prayers and pulverise it in Jesus name. Something like this then it’s easier to burn it.
 
No you would. If it’s something valuable like a person then we’d get into the spiritual warfare prayers and pulverise it in Jesus name. Something like this then it’s easier to burn it.
your keyboard is haunted.
 
What if the object can’t be burned? I wouldn’t want to bury it in the yard. Can I just send it out to the dump with the trash?
 
I read somewhere that says it is possible that an item can be cursed and that we should dispose of it. This is going to sound ridiculous but I do believe I have an object at home (a pig stuffed toy :doh2:) that has been cursed before. I took it back from a cabinet in my old office some years ago (because it looked cute), and ever since then it has been sleeping on my bed… until now. It only dawned on me yesterday while I was praying that ever since this item arrived at home my life hasn’t been smooth to the point where there were even some drastic moments. I kept dwelling on this matter and my guts tell me it is indeed not right - so when I woke up this morning, removed it from my bed and sprinkled some holy water from Lourdes on it…

Now the question is - I want to get rid of this thing but do I have to go to a priest? Can I just throw it into the bin like a normal rubbish? Would appreciate some advice here! :banghead:
Well, I’ll start with my boss is an Archbishop. My ministry in the Church deals mostly with demonology and exorcisms. First, if there is still problems message me. I assure you I will do what I can to help. Second, a little on how a cursed object works. When an object is cursed, it is consecrated to a diabolic force aka demon. When we take possession of or bring the object into our lives, we also accept the demoniac force it is consecrated to. The object is simply like a material “yes” to evil. This is why you don’t just burn it or toss it out. Burning it without doing anything else, is like making an offering of incense to the demon. Tossing it out, only gets rid of the object not the diabolic.The rest can be case sensitive. And I’m happy to help anyone dealing with these typs of issues. May the Lord keep you and bless you. Praise be Jesus Christ…
 
BURN IT! Some of you people sound like you don’t believe in demons? Read the new testament again. Paul wrote heaps about it. Satan is real and he has his own kingdom. He wants to be a god. Satan has a counterfeit for as many of the Gifts of God that he can. If aprons and clothing can touch St Peters skin and then be taken to the sick for healing because it’s carrying the Holy Spirit (praise God) then some other physical item can be cursed or be made to carry an evil spirit. Satans forces are no match for Gods of course but we can’t deny this stuff just because we don’t understand it… They are spirits living in the spiritual realm. We don’t know enough about it but we should all be able to acknowledge that it’s real.
Second, a little on how a cursed object works. When an object is cursed, it is consecrated to a diabolic force aka demon. When we take possession of or bring the object into our lives, we also accept the demoniac force it is consecrated to. The object is simply like a material “yes” to evil. This is why you don’t just burn it or toss it out. Burning it without doing anything else, is like making an offering of incense to the demon. Tossing it out, only gets rid of the object not the diabolic.The rest can be case sensitive. And I’m happy to help anyone dealing with these typs of issues. May the Lord keep you and bless you. Praise be Jesus Christ…
Both these responses are correct.
 
Well, I’ll start with my boss is an Archbishop. My ministry in the Church deals mostly with demonology and exorcisms. First, if there is still problems message me. I assure you I will do what I can to help. Second, a little on how a cursed object works. When an object is cursed, it is consecrated to a diabolic force aka demon. When we take possession of or bring the object into our lives, we also accept the demoniac force it is consecrated to. The object is simply like a material “yes” to evil. This is why you don’t just burn it or toss it out. Burning it without doing anything else, is like making an offering of incense to the demon. Tossing it out, only gets rid of the object not the diabolic.The rest can be case sensitive. And I’m happy to help anyone dealing with these typs of issues. May the Lord keep you and bless you. Praise be Jesus Christ…
Thank you for your response.
 
Yes an object can be cursed :blackeye:.

I heard many drugs that come to the US are cursed so people become more and more addicted. This curses only work if there is an opening. When we sin we wound our souls and this wounds are the doors that can be opened and the curse come in. Pornography, drugs, greed and pride are just a few of the many sins that wound our souls and provide this opening.

The sacrament of reconciliation heals this wounds and protect us. :imsorry:

If you believe you have a cursed item, take it to a priest and have them bless it , this breaks the curse. :signofcross:

:compcoff: Catholic Answers Live interviewed with Fr. Gary Thomas.

Here is the link: catholic.com/radio/shows/on-being-an-exorcist-6730#
 
Well, I’ll start with my boss is an Archbishop. My ministry in the Church deals mostly with demonology and exorcisms. First, if there is still problems message me. I assure you I will do what I can to help. Second, a little on how a cursed object works. When an object is cursed, it is consecrated to a diabolic force aka demon. When we take possession of or bring the object into our lives, we also accept the demoniac force it is consecrated to. The object is simply like a material “yes” to evil. This is why you don’t just burn it or toss it out. Burning it without doing anything else, is like making an offering of incense to the demon. Tossing it out, only gets rid of the object not the diabolic.The rest can be case sensitive. And I’m happy to help anyone dealing with these typs of issues. May the Lord keep you and bless you. Praise be Jesus Christ…
Yes Thanks Br Pio…
 
Yes an object can be cursed :blackeye:.

I heard many drugs that come to the US are cursed so people become more and more addicted. This curses only work if there is an opening. When we sin we wound our souls and this wounds are the doors that can be opened and the curse come in. Pornography, drugs, greed and pride are just a few of the many sins that wound our souls and provide this opening.

The sacrament of reconciliation heals this wounds and protect us. :imsorry:

If you believe you have a cursed item, take it to a priest and have them bless it , this breaks the curse. :signofcross:

:compcoff: Catholic Answers Live interviewed with Fr. Gary Thomas.

Here is the link: catholic.com/radio/shows/on-being-an-exorcist-6730#
If we have a rosary and it is damaged, when we break it up some more in order to get rid of it, when it no longer resembles a rosary, the blessing is gone. That is why we may then dispose of it. The reason the blessing is gone is because what was blessed was a rosary and now the rosary that was blessed no longer exists.

I would think the same would be the case of a cursed item. If the item was cursed, and the item no longer exists, then the curse pertaining to the item would be gone as well.

Whatcha think?
 
On a side note, while reading Amityville Horror when I was 10 years old, I became terrified of a stuffed pink pig my little sister had left in my bedroom. I was soooo scared and terrified I couldn’t hardly move, or even call out to my parents. I finally was able to get downstairs and my parents threw it in their walk in closet. I never saw it again. Not saying it was cursed, but odd to read about someone else having an issue with a stuffed pig.

Still not a big fan of stuffed pigs.
 
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