According to Catholicism, can demons force or misguide you into receiving communion? I was listening to Father Rippergers  online sermon about communion. He said, the demons force to receive  communion even when you have not repented. He also said receiving communion if you have not repented will lead to more sin and that's what the demons want. I had believed that you can take communion only when it's the will of God. The holy ghost will guide you and let you receive communion. And Jesus had said " No one can come to me unless the Father who sent me draws them, and I will raise them up at the last day".
There are many children's who take communion, have they repented? Can demons force or misguide you into receiving communion?
No one can force you to sin, including demons, because sin requires free consent of the will.

Addressing "Whether the devil is directly the cause of man's sinning?" (Summa Theologica I-II q. 80 a. 1 co.), St. Thomas Aquinas writes:


  Sin is an action: so that a thing can be directly the cause of sin, in the same way as anyone is directly the cause of an action; and this can only happen by moving that action's proper principle to act. Now the proper principle of a sinful action is the will, since every sin is voluntary. Consequently nothing can be directly the cause of sin, except that which can move the will to act.


and ibid. q. 3 "Whether the devil can induce man to sin of necessity?" co.:


  The devil, by his own power, unless he be restrained by God, can compel anyone to do an act which, in its genus, is a sin; but he cannot bring about the necessity of sinning.


In other words, he cannot force one to choose to sin. He can, however, make sinning appealing so that one voluntarily chooses to sin.