A boy whose alleged near-death experience is described in the best-selling book, The Boy Who Came Back From Heaven, is now admitting that he made up the entire story.
We have been following the case of Fr. Yozefu Ssemakula’s book, The Healing of Families, which has come under fire recently for serious theological errors. It is currently under review by ecclesiastical authorities in his diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee.
MK asks: "It has been recommend that I carry a pocket diode. It seems scientifically valid, but I wanted an authentic Catholic opinion."
A UK-based research team has conducted the largest-ever medical study on the possibility of life after death and has confirmed that there is scientific evidence to suggest that life can continue after death.
A reader wrote to us about meeting the Miami hypnotist Todd Goodwin whose Facebook page contained a very disturbing letter in which he asserts that Jesus was a hypnotist who was using hypnosis when he performed His miracles. The reader bravely asked us for any suggestions about how to evangelize in a situation such as this.
JA asks: "Is anyone familiar with LEGO newer sets the Legend of Chima? My 13 year was asking for them for Christmas, but said he thought I should 'look into' them because a fellow student at YEAH Academy told him that they were promoting another religion and that their family didn't have them. I couldn't find much, other then there is something called "Chi" much like the "Force" in Star Wars which he has tons of already. . .
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