Hi ampar,
I hope that by now things have settled a little for you and your family. There are a couple of things you can do to help your children spiritually
and with some luck prevent these events from getting worse (following the same track as your husband). We have had experiences too with our child,
he too was the same age as your child when things started to happen.
From our experiences, and being a Catholic the best thing to do is to ring straight through to the Bishops offices. I was lucky to speak to the
Bishop himself and was within contact with the exorcist priest lay worker within an hour. The exorcist priest is equipped to deal with this sort of
problem because of their discernment. Most parish priests will not have a clue if you were to ask them for help. An exorcist priest may sound
extreme, however they have more knowledge in this area than most parish priests.
It seems that you have exhausted all steps to identify medical reasons for your sons physical problems, sometimes it does take time to figure out what
the problem is. Bearing in mind that you are the mum and your first instincts and thoughts are most likely to be the correct one.
With your experiences and like a few have said in previous posts it does seem that what you are dealing with is akin to a generational curse that
requires healing of the family tree. This is recognised in the Catholic Church. We had this done when our son spoke of his ancestors visiting him,
he would often talk about subjects (some hair-curling) and well beyond his years and comprehension. We had a healing of the family tree mass at home
with family - since then we have had no problems. Our son also has no recollection of those past events.
Healing Mass:
Special emphasis on healing the family tree
By Fr. Rick Heilman
FOR THE CATHOLIC HERALD
MONTELLO -- All are invited to worship together at a special Healing Mass for "Healing the Family Tree." This Mass will be celebrated on Tuesday,
March 2, at 6:30 p.m. at St. John the Baptist Church, 277 E. Montello St.
This Mass is being offered to pray for all those seeking healing in their lives, be it physical, spiritual, emotional, relational, or any area in
which healing is desired. Special emphasis will be placed on seeking "Intergenerational Healing" within our family tree.
Spiritual inheritance
What is intergenerational healing? We all understand the concept of a material inheritance. After people die, they often leave money, property, and
possessions to members of their family.
We also are aware of a physical inheritance. Doctors always ask for the family history of a new patient.
There is also a spiritual inheritance. We can thank God and our family for the benefit from our virtuous ancestors going back a thousand generations
(see Sir 44:10-12). We are also adversely affected by the sins of parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents and by the sins of the ancestors who
adversely affected them, with consequences that may extend to what is inherited materially, emotionally, and physically.
Family influences
In his book entitled, Intergenerational Healing, Fr. Robert DeGrandis writes: "To give the reader an introductory glimpse into this aspect of the
healing ministry, I will borrow a poignant lament from an unknown source: 'I have Jesus in my heart, but grandpa in my bones.' Having 'grandpa in my
bones' is a common struggle.
"Intergenerational healing is, for the Christian, an opportunity to recognize and bring healing to family influences from the past, with implications
for the future. Intergenerational healing suggests the possibility that negative acts and deeds of our ancestors can somehow enter our 'bloodstream'
and take a toll on future generations. Transforming the connection with these troublesome roots is what intergenerational healing is all about. It's
an exciting, fascinating area of the healing ministry."
Further reading .... www.madisoncatholicherald.org...
I wish you well ...
Donald
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