by Msgr. Stephen Rossetti
Daily I receive emails from people around the globe crying out for help saying, “Help me! I can’t find an exorcist.” My heart goes out to these suffering people who cannot find an exorcist, whom they believe they must have to solve their problems.
CB writes: “Could you give me a statement regarding the phrase ‘self discovery’? This rings alarm bells for me but in the absence of clear cut info, I am struggling to find the right words.”
In addition to the controversy surrounding Hot Yoga founder Bikham Choudhury, the health risks associated with this particular type of yoga are getting renewed attention after experts warn of its dangers.
St. Josemarie Escriva (1902-1975) Image courtesy of Wikicommons, Andres Tristan Pertinez, CC BY-SA 4.0
LL writes: “What do you think of Opus Dei? Is it New Age?”
A centuries-old mystery about the widow of a train conductor who allegedly haunts a country road in rural South Carolina may have been solved!
The Vatican has issued a Note on artificial intelligence (AI) which highlights the challenges and the opportunities in the development of AI in various fields, such as education, relationships, work, health, the economy, and warfare.
If you’re looking for love this Valentine’s day, many people, including Catholics, are resorting to methods other than swiping on dating apps to find their true love. When all else fails, some are resorting to superstitions and magic.
SL writes: ” . . . I lost my sister to cancer two years ago. After her cough became progressively worse with alternative therapies she finally sought conventional treatment at the behest of her family. Unfortunately, it was too late in the course of her Stage 4 lung cancer . . .
The rich and famous in Hollywood have invented their own version of a Girls Night Out which includes manifestation ceremonies, smudging, and tapping into their “third eye.”
CB asks: “I have heard that the prayers of St. Bridget do not have Church approval. Is this true?”
