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Exorcists Call for More Understanding of Paranormal Activity
Posted on October 08, 2006
By The Universe's Ireland Correspondent Sean Ryan: Ireland's leading
exorcists have called for the creation of a special forum to deepen our
understanding of the paranormal world.
Exorcists within both the Catholic Church and the Church of Ireland want
the forum set up to learn more about spooky goings-on around the
country.
Between them Fr Pat Collins and Rev William H Lendrum have carried out
hundreds of exorcisms. Among the frightening cases they have dealt with
include a 10-year-old boy who became possessed after using a Ouija
board and the ghost of a young woman who physically attacked people
living in her former home.
Despite being from different traditions the two churchmen have also
worked together on a number of exorcisms. But they both believe the
world of the paranormal is something, which requires much more
investigation.
"This is a part of Christianity that has been overlooked or simply ignored,"
Rev Lendrum claimed.
He added that the creation of a forum would bring this issue into the centre
and give us an opportunity to discuss it in detail.
Source: The Universe
Posted on October 08, 2006
By The Universe's Ireland Correspondent Sean Ryan: Ireland's leading
exorcists have called for the creation of a special forum to deepen our
understanding of the paranormal world.
Exorcists within both the Catholic Church and the Church of Ireland want
the forum set up to learn more about spooky goings-on around the
country.
Between them Fr Pat Collins and Rev William H Lendrum have carried out
hundreds of exorcisms. Among the frightening cases they have dealt with
include a 10-year-old boy who became possessed after using a Ouija
board and the ghost of a young woman who physically attacked people
living in her former home.
Despite being from different traditions the two churchmen have also
worked together on a number of exorcisms. But they both believe the
world of the paranormal is something, which requires much more
investigation.
"This is a part of Christianity that has been overlooked or simply ignored,"
Rev Lendrum claimed.
He added that the creation of a forum would bring this issue into the centre
and give us an opportunity to discuss it in detail.
Source: The Universe