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LB asks: "Who is St. Germain the Wonderman? Catholic? New Age? Another Culture?"

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JJ asks: "The New Age often refers to Jesus as just another ascended master. What exactly is that?"

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Rumors have abounded for many years that Maria Montessor, the founder of the Montessori method of education, was a theosophist. In truth, she did have an association with theosophists while interned in India during World War II, but this was at the end of her life and after her teaching methods and schools were already well established.

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No, I’m not going crazy! There really is a connection between Mary Poppins and the occult.

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MR writes: "Our kindergarten son's music teacher plays a rap song where the boys are told to "hiss like a snake"  and a song about fairies also.  Our son refuses to participate in either song.  He raised his hand and said that there are no such things as 'fairies' to which the class, the kindergarten teacher and the music teacher all agreed that there were fairies...Since then he has been teased and excluded and it's making him sad and angry.  Do you have any info on fairies in the new age realm that we could pass on to the teachers about why we should not be chastised for NOT teaching our child about fairies?"

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IH asks: "A friend is being encouraged to join a group called Rosicrucians. Do you know anything about them and what information I can give to my friend."

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JM asks: "Can a Catholic take elements from Waldorf/Steiner/anthroposophy into a Christian home? How dangerous is it to implement some of the New Age elements within the home? This is a big problem with Catholic homeschoolers, but it isn't addressed in other places. To me it's completely obvious it's New Age and stay clear, but I do know there is individual free consciences."

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JK writes: “A friend of mine insists that there is such a thing as an Akashic Record of all of our thoughts, ideas and actions, and that it exists in a different dimension. Is this true?”

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JK asks: "What is astral projection and can Catholics practice it?

Astral projection is a type of out-of-body experience that is based in Theosophy, a religion based on Hinduism that was founded by the infamous occultist, Madame Blavatsky. For this reason, Catholics should avoid the practice.

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CC asks: “Can you explain what theosophy is and why Catholics can’t engage in it?”

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