"Rain check" on a website dedicated to fighting the demonic

[Mark1970]

Has anyone come into contact with this website before: auxiliumchristianorum.org/index.html

I’m interested to know whether the contents of the website fall within what is acceptable for the laity to do, specifically with respect to the prayers they provide for recitation.

Some of the prayers - such as the Litany of Humility and the Litany of the Precious Blood - are fine. But I’m aware that there are limits to how far lay people can go in reciting prayers against the demonic.

So I’m just wondering if there’s anybody who knows something about this, whi can pass comment?

Thanks

 

[CB_Catholic]

Has anyone come into contact with this website before: auxiliumchristianorum.org/index.html

I’m interested to know whether the contents of the website fall within what is acceptable for the laity to do, specifically with respect to the prayers they provide for recitation.

Some of the prayers - such as the Litany of Humility and the Litany of the Precious Blood - are fine. But I’m aware that there are limits to how far lay people can go in reciting prayers against the demonic.

So I’m just wondering if there’s anybody who knows something about this, whi can pass comment?

Thanks

Since they take the trouble to delineate what prayers are proper to the layperson and what prayers are proper to the priests, I see no problem. They are not advocating lay people trying to actually exorcise demons or usurp the role of the priest. But praying for deliverance is not against Catholic teaching, and asking the intercession of Mary and the Saints in this area is not either. One must always be careful, though, that all prayers are in the name of Jesus, and not from oneself, and one does not try to engage a demon. If we try to tackle demons on our own, we will pay dearly for it. I believe this is in line with church teaching, if I am wrong, I would appreciate some clergy correct me.