This article, which I posted on our Breaking News site today, confirms what we have known all along - yoga is Hinduism and
anything who says otherwise is just plain wrong.
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Last winter I posted a blog about
doulas, women who provide non-medical assistance to a mother during and after childbirth. I found no evidence that doulas were connected with the New Age; however, I just came across an article announcing a new "branch" of doula service being offered to women who have chosen to abort their babies.
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Here we go again. Another
Harry Potter film - this one said to be the "darkest" of all the tales. What's worse, this is only Part 1 of the movie rendition of the last book in the series. We'll have to suffer through the release of Part 2 in July, 2011.
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PA writes:
"I have a wonderful Catholic doctor who recently told me to try Tea Tree oil for a skin infection my 6 year old had. She also gave me a prescription for a topical antibiotic if the oil did not work. I have used essential oils for medicinal purposes for a number of years and have had good results with them. We have not used them for serious illnesses, mostly just skin problems, viruses, tummy aches etc. I used the Tea Tree oil and within a couple days the infection stopped spreading and by the end of one week was completely gone. Is Church teaching against this?"
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This is a truly bizarre story that I posted today on our Breaking News site. It's all over the news in the West Indies and involves about two dozen students at a school in Trinidad who fell mysteriously ill last week with symptoms eerily similar to those experienced by possessed persons.
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Here's another great question from TA, this one on water awareness.
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I posted this story on our Breaking News site today and want to share it with our blog friends because it proves that Harry Potter is far more than just "harmless fiction" and that children do indeed emulate this famous "wizard" at great cost to both themselves and our world.
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Welcome to the world of water quackery! Until I started researching this question from TA, I had no idea that there are so many kinds of new fangled waters out there that claim to do everything from cure Alzheimer's Disease to enhance your red blood cells - and all of it is complete bunk.
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TA has sent me a list of interesting questions about different alternative medical techniques which I will investigate and report on individually.
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anything who says otherwise is just plain wrong.
