In the West, people tend to greet each other with a handshake and a “hello” – gestures which have no other meaning except common courtesy. But when it comes to the Indian greeting known as the Namaste bow, this is a whole different story.
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KG asks: “Is Baduanjin harmless for Catholics or does it have religious implications?”
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We recently received a question about a new coaching tool known as the Wingwave method. What is it and is it associated with the New Age?
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CB writes:
“Is it okay to name our guardian angels? I know a lot of people who do so. What does the Church have to say about this practice?”
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We recently had a reader who asked for an opinion on
The Twelve Gifts of Birth and other works by Charlene Costanzo.
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LL writes:
“Someone told me that exorcised holy water is the most powerful kind to use. Is this true?”
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HH writes:
“Can you provide insight into the Goosebumps children’s series. My first grader selected it from her public school library.”
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BB writes: “There’s a lot of confusion about the various St. Michael Prayers and which ones lay people can use. Can you clarify this for us?”
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No, and the Dominican Order has been told by Rome that they are free to refer to him as a good and orthodox theologian.
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A lot of psychologists and other proponents of mindfulness insist that this practice is not spiritual, that it can be divorced from its Buddhist roots, but is this really possible?
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