DB writes: “I listen to your show almost daily on EWTN on my Sirius XM on the way to work. I heard you talking about Reiki a few times over the last couple of weeks and I felt called to share my experience.”
PW writes: "I recently heard of a technique called EFT-Emotional Freedom Technique from a very devout Catholic friend who found it to be very useful in healing some past emotional wounds she struggled with in combination with deep prayer. She indicated that research has found medical and neurological support of this technique. Not having ever heard of it before, I was wondering what you knew of it and whether or not it is an appropriate avenue for Catholics to pursue."
AA asks: “I don’t understand why homeopathy is so controversial. Isn’t it just a kind of herbal medicine? And if it’s so bad, why do drug stores sell it?”
People write to us all the time with questions about the various energy medicine techniques - from Reiki to tai chi and everything inbetween - so I decided to write a general overview of energy medicine that can provide additional details for those who wish to learn more.
BS asks: "Is Naturopathy New Age?"
Photo by Mateus Campos Felipe on UnsplashCatholics are responding with outrage to the recent discovery of a leaked FBI document which calls for the surveillance of people who attend Latin Masses in the U.S., claiming these “Radical Traditionalist Catholics” or RTCs, are racially or ethnically motivated violent extremists. Here's how you can help!
KV writes: “Recently a fellow Catholic told me about a ritual on the Eve of St. Agnes - fast all day and then at night the fasting woman will dream of her future husband. This sounds strange and superstitious to me. I could not find information on this from a credible Catholic source. Have you heard anything about this?”
DP writes: "Recently on an episode of your show, I heard a priest speak negatively about a book titled, "The Cloud of Unknowing," saying that it was New Age. . .
After employees of the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum kicked out a dozen Catholic high school students for wearing hats inscribed with pro-life messages after the Pro Life March, the institution has been put on notice to prepare for further action by both the U.S. Congress and a law firm that is now representing six of the students.
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