JMT writes:
“Could you please give a simple explanation for why it’s okay for Catholics to communicate with the dead but it’s not okay for mediums to do the same thing.”
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DN writes:
“Lately my kids & I have come across white feathers in odd places that I know I’ve cleaned in my house. My mom (all Italian) says this is someone from Heaven? Is this true?”
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A reader sent this email to our blog: “
My therapist has a strong Catholic presence throughout her clinic and plays EWTN for me while I work out on the treadmill and bicycle. She attends daily noon Mass. She "sees" my deceased aunt hovering behind me and said Aunt I. has a concerned look on her face. I showed her several pics of deceased relatives and she picked out Aunt I. Once when talking to me during a rest period she excused herself and walked out of the room for a few minutes...like she had to recover from what she ‘saw’ around me. I was too scared to ask and she did not volunteer any information. Should I continue working with her or do you think she is new age?”
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Regardless of how appealing they might appear, spirit mediums are engaging in one of the most dangerous practices - contacting the supposed dead - and often do so in rooms full of people who are all at risk for infestation from the "dead relatives" they allegedly contact.
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Just what we need - another weird reality show from Discovery's TLC that promotes "irregular" lifestyles. First it was
Sister Wives which tries to portray polygamy (which is illegal in the U.S.) in a positive light, now it's an eight-week series that peaks into the life of a Long Island woman who claims she can talk to the dead.
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Sick of politics? Tired of all the squabbling in the hallowed halls of Congress? Take heart! The famous psychic necromancer, John Edward, appeared on
Fox & Friends the other day and claimed the afterworld is bereft of politics.
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