Odola
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As far as I understand a Dibbuk is a soul or spirit of a dead human. As far as I am concerned in catholic teaching deamons never were human but are fallen angels. But that there are deamons in catholic worldview is clear
The theoretical possibility of a condemed person's soul acting similar to a deamon is not ruled out. As such Catholics are strickly forbidden to take part in spiritistic sessions, as there is no possibility to conjure a "saved person", neither from Heaven nor from Purgatory. Those are beyond the reach of any medium and can appear on Earth only with God's special permission on their own, but can never be "conjured down" against their and God's will. As such a conjured ghost is either a deamon or an already condemed irredimable soul which serves the devil (and which most often just mascarades as the intended conjured dead person, which is - in most cases - assumed saved). Nothing any Catholic should ever try to get in contact with.
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