(Courtesy of Wikicommons, Paul Downey cc BY 2.0)In an effort to capitalize on the culture’s fascination with the occult, Converse sneakers has introduced a new sneaker that features an inverted pentagram designed by a misguided fashion icon who thinks Satan is haute couture.
Snarkey & Mojo on their first day in their new home.MS asks: “I’m seeing more and more advertisements for pet psychics at my vet’s office. Are these people for real?”
SK writes: “My sister-In- law was given a book by the author Baird Spalding. I did a quick search and he sound like he’s New Age. I need your help in finding information on the author Baird Spalding.”
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?”
AD asks: “I’ve always wondered about the third eye. Is it real? If so, where is it, what does it do, and should I open it?”
JL writes: “I recently read that Meghan Markle is involved in something called ancestral healing. Is this something Catholics can do?”
CC asks: “Can you explain what theosophy is and why Catholics can’t engage in it?”
ST writes: "Why can't we regard God as an 'energy force'? If He's pure spirit, then wouldn't He be more of a force than a Person?"
ML writes: “Someone just told me that you can lay on the grave of a saint to receive their anointing. They said it’s the same as what Catholics do with their relics. Is this true?”
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