We’re living through dire times. The coronavirus has gone viral, we’re laid off from our jobs, forced to wear masks in public and – worst of all – we can’t go to Mass! As the weeks drag on, many have begun to ask that age-old question, “If God is unchanging, is our prayer doing any good?”
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If you were listening to this week’s edition of Wacky Wednesday on
Women of Grace Live radio, you heard about a strange new ritual that is cropping up across America since the COVID-19 pandemic began – howling at the moon at a certain time of night. What is this all about?
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CP asks
: “I have an acquaintance who is a member of something known as ‘The Temple of Gaia,’ in Seattle. She has been quite closed-mouthed about this organization; yet, on weekends, she attends services there while her husband attends Christian services. This seems odd to me and I do not trust whatever this is. It seems centered on women's spirituality and green energy. The woman in question is a former Mormon and is hostile to that faith. Do you have a perspective on this?”
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MC writes:
“My sister has been going to a "life coach." Can you tell me where did the Life Coaching movement come from? How is it tied to the New Age?”
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During this time of international crisis, it’s very tempting to employ Eastern meditation techniques such as mindfulness meditation in order to escape our anxiety. But if we want the kind of peace that will carry us through this pandemic and beyond, we need to build it upon the right foundation.
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JM writes:
"I am concerned about a group of Catholics who have been using the book, "God Calling". I heard years ago that it was occultic and I know it is not Catholic, but many enjoy and are amazed at the daily readings and how they kind of "click" with something currently going on in their lives.... I think it is very deceptive.
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S asks:
“Can you tell me if the Quinary is a new age symbol?”
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S asks: "
Is Chi kung a New Age exercise regimen?"
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The Internet has become a breeding ground for self-proclaimed prophets and psychics who believe the coronavirus is sign of imminent doom. What should we make of these predictions?
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EG write: "
I have a feeling that this Chiropractor is in the new age but I don't know how to warn my Catholic Charismatic Covenant Community about him. Some of our members go to him for chiropractic treatment and nutrition counseling for healing. I know that he attends Catholic Church and I think he considers himself a good Catholic. We have been praying that the Blessed Mother will remove the blinders from his eyes and those in the Community who go to him. Now he is giving a Healing Workshop at the Community Center and I'm being ask to join. I hope that I am wrong and he is fine. I am attaching his flyer for the work shop. I did look on his website and he has some connections with Wayne Dryer."
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