"Generational healing/ Family Tree healing"?

[martin88nyc]

Are these practices catholic in any way? I read many opinions but it seems like another innovation.

[OCLittleFlower]

Haha no!

[Gardener]

Are these practices catholic in any way? I read many opinions but it seems like another innovation.

I think you need to define what exactly you are talking about, perhaps with examples.

[martin88nyc]

Are these practices catholic in any way? I read many opinions but it seems like another innovation.

I think you need to define what exactly you are talking about, perhaps with examples.

I don;t know. Just heard my friend told me that an exorcist priest does that in his ministry.

[Gardener]

Fr. Ripperger, a la generational spirits? Or the variant which came out a few years ago from Claretian priest Fr. Hampsch?

[St.Justin]

https://dwightlongenecker.com/what-is-healing-the-family-tree/

Thus, the mercy of God can both pardon and heal the sinful hearts of our faithful departed ancestors, and heal us of the ill effects of any of their sins that we suffer from today. That is definitely part of what our Lord meant when He said to St. Faustina: "My Mercy is greater than your sins, and those of the entire world" (Diary of St. Faustina, 1485).

Robert Stackpole, STD, is director of the John Paul II Institute of Divine Mercy. His latest book is Divine Mercy: A Guide from Genesis to Benedict XVI (Marian Press). Got a question? E-mail him at questions@thedivinemercy.org.
http://www.thedivinemercy.org/news/The-Sins-of-Our-Ancestors-3642

this stuff seems way off base to me. They seem to be equating praying for the poor souls in Purgatory with this weird stuff. It sounds almost like the Mormons Baptizing their ancestors.

[martin88nyc]

Fr. Ripperger, a la generational spirits? Or the variant which came out a few years ago from Claretian priest Fr. Hampsch?

I tend to believe it is the latter

[Gardener]

Fr. Ripperger, a la generational spirits? Or the variant which came out a few years ago from Claretian priest Fr. Hampsch?

I tend to believe it is the latter

They're quite different, so until you can confirm which he was talking about, we're just gonna be spraying water in the wind.

[LausTibiChriste]

Fr. Ripperger, a la generational spirits? Or the variant which came out a few years ago from Claretian priest Fr. Hampsch?

I tend to believe it is the latter

They're quite different, so until you can confirm which he was talking about, we're just gonna be spraying water in the wind.

Always piss downwind

[lauermar]

Generational curses exist.