A few weeks ago during our Wacky Wednesday radio show, we received a call from a woman who wanted information about a spiritual movement called Thelema. We had never heard of it before and promised to do some research. What I found was very disturbing!
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JL asks: “
I know someone who is really into Runes and uses them to predict the future. What are they and can Catholics use them just for fun?”
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DC writes: “
My husband sees the number 417 everywhere, has for many years. Someone emailed him this sacredscribesangelnumbers.blogspot.com. Does this fall under numerology or Angel initiatives, or ???”
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A new study has found that there is no correlation between the day of a person’s birth and their personality, thus debunking the popular “Monday’s Child” nursery rhyme.
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LH asks:
"Is the philosophy of "Birth Order" and it's effect on how we behave New Age?"
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CB:
“A friend gifted me with a bracelet that contained a charm in the shape of a bee. It was made by a jewelry company named HART and when I searched their website, I was disturbed by some of the messaging. It sounded very New Age. Is it safe to wear this jewelry?”
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So many people are falling victim to mediums who claim to be able to contact their deceased relatives because they don’t understand the difference between what Catholics do when they pray for the intercession of the saints and what mediums purport to be doing.
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The rapid advance of artificial intelligence has gained a foothold in many areas of every day life, but now it’s beginning to gain traction in a place most never anticipated – the afterlife.
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PO writes: “
I have been having acupuncture for 2.5 years on a regular basis for anxiety. The Dr. that is treating me is a Catholic and a MD. I have benefited greatly from this therapy. He does mention that I have had blocks that need to be opened and I do feel very relaxed after the treatments. . . .
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Blessed Bartolo Longo (1841-1926)
by Theresa Cavicchio
Sanctity can reveal itself in many ways, as evidenced by even a quick glance at the lives of the saints. The story of Blessed Bartolo Longo, who will be canonized on October 19th this year, is a case in point. It reveals not a straight path toward sainthood, but rather a circuitous route paved with inherently dangerous implications for the fate of his soul.
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