ES writes:
"My husband and I have been trying to conceive a child for the last four years, and a well-meaning friend recently sent me a link to a website claiming to guarantee your conceiving a child by following their 'scientifically proven' steps. My first reaction when I look at this website is not to trust it, it feels like a scam. Have you heard anything about 'Pregnancy Miracle - Free Infertility Cure Presentation?' It is interesting to me they say it is free, but you can buy it for the ‘low low price of $47’. If it is the scam that I think it is, can you inform your readers? What a horrible thing to take advantage of people having trouble with their fertility!”
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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.
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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.
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Baron Baptiste
SMJB writes: “Have you ever heard of Baptiste yoga? Does this type of yoga involve any kind of ‘baptism’ ceremony?”
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Note: This post was reviewed and updated in May, 2020. Making promises its essential oils can't keep has warranted a warning letter from the FDA to Young Living Essential Oils, a multi-level marketing company whose founder seems to have a knack for trouble.
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Corriann Cervantes
Hollywood depictions of the occult never include the grisly truth about what can happen to people who willingly consort with dark powers.
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Lion's mane mushrooms
JS writes: "I was wondering if you could advise me on the use and consumption of milk/kefir made out of the Tibetan mushrooms."
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MK asks:
"It has been recommend that I carry a pocket diode. It seems scientifically valid, but I wanted an authentic Catholic opinion."
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Rev. Dr. Ed Hird
The Reverend Dr. Ed Hird, an Anglican priest and long-time yoga practitioner, finally wrote the article he has been "intentionally avoiding" for years and admits that he now knows why yoga is so much more than just exercise.
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Alice Savito
To all those readers out there who have complained to us about the lack New Age "energy-free" massage therapy these days, this e-mail is meant for you!
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