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Kelly Montan wrote:

Hi, guys —

I came upon:

  • the Association of the Precious Blood, and
  • a booklet authored by Kenneth Hagin:

    “The Precious Blood of Jesus”.

  • Is "the Association of the Precious Blood" a Catholic organization and is Kenneth Hagin a Catholic?
Kelly Montan
  { Is "the Association of the Precious Blood" a Catholic organization and is Kenneth Hagin a Catholic? }

Eric replied:

Kelly,

Kenneth Hagin is not Catholic. I don't think this book is associated with the organization "Association of the Precious Blood," which functions as a diocesan-approved association devoted to a Catholic devotion (the Precious Blood of Jesus).

It promotes traditional Catholic practices (pilgrimage, prayer for the Holy Father’s intentions, indulgences) and presents itself as serving “the Catholic faithful,” which further shows that it is a Catholic devotional association, even though it is not on the level of a worldwide religious congregation like the Missionaries of the Precious Blood.

Eric Ewanco
It is good that you exist. You are worth more in the eyes of God than the entire cosmos..

John replied:

Kelly,

Kenneth Hagin is a dangerous heretic from the Word of Faith movement, often called the prosperity gospel.

Stay as far away as possible from his teachings.

John

John followed-up later:

Hi Kelly,

Please remember to reply to all.  I've already copied the other apologists in the group.  
This allows others on the team to read a team member's reply and follow-up with their owe.

It's quite possible and probable that Kenneth Hagin wrote a book by the (same or a similar) title.

Amazon just gave you the item that matched the title based on the search results.

John

Mike replied:

Dear Kelly,

No, the author of that booklet, Kenneth Hagin, is not Catholic, though we, the Church, have many other fine Catholic organizations. Kenneth Hagin may be the author of a book with that title, but he is certainly not Catholic.
  
That said, we do have other super ministries in the Church which promote devotion to the Precious Blood::

On my other site: Helpers of the Holy Souls. we offer a FREE Purgatory Prayer Program and within that program is an inexpensive prayer card dedicated to the Precious Blood of Jesus.

Just check out the “Our Welcoming Hand-out”.

Postal Address and Contact Information.

Confraternity of the Precious Blood
5300 Fort Hamilton Parkway
Brooklyn, New York 11219-4035
(718) 436-1120 - Fax: 438-6381

5.25” X 3.5” 2-page folder out.
(25 cents each)

Novena to the Precious Blood.

Call and we will send them to you.

Sister Margaret Mary

Here one other website you may find interesting:

I searched our database to see if there was anything you may have overlooked and found two postings that made reference to Kenneth Hagin.

You may find them interesting.

Mike

Kelly replied:


Thank you!

I passed your site on to a fellow “Bible-In-A-Year” study classmate. 

Kelly
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