BP writes: "My cousin has an evil eye in his house. It is occult and can be dangerous, right?"
The Evil Eye
BP writes: "My cousin has an evil eye in his house. It is occult and can be dangerous, right?"
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BP writes: "My cousin has an evil eye in his house. It is occult and can be dangerous, right?"
Help! My Mom is a Medium!
KB writes: "My friend's mother is a spiritist medium. The mom wants to visit (stay for a while) but my friend is afraid of having her mom over because she knows her mother is a medium and she (my friend) has children at home she wants to protect from any 'spirits' her mother has attached to her. My friend made a mistake by allowing her mom to babysit her newborn then learned that the mom 'gave' the baby some spirit gift. How can my friend remove anything given by the misguided grandma?"How can she honor her mother (who will at some point perhaps need to live with her daughter as she ages), yet protect herself and her family? The daughter is a practicing Catholic."
What is the Evil Eye?
BP writes: “My cousin has an evil eye in his house. It is occult and can be dangerous, right?”
How Many Scapulars Have Church Approval?
The Blue Scapular of the Immaculate ConceptionSMB: “Can you please tell me what scapulars have been approved by the Church?”
The Beauty and the Power: Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Statue of Our Lady of Mount Carmel located on the main altar of Stella Maris Monastery on Mount Carmel, Haifa, Israel (photo by Fallaner - CC BY-SA 4.0)On the evening of February 14, 1876 in Pellevoisin, France, a young woman named Estelle Faguette lay dying of pulmonary tuberculosis. In mortal agony, and with just hours to live, Estelle begged God for the strength to accept death. Suddenly at the foot of her bed, the devil appeared and what happened next became one of the most remarkable interventions of Our Lady of Mount Carmel on record.
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