If you come across an internet ad hawking an exorcism via Skype, click on the little "x" in the corner and keep surfing for real help.
They're back - those useless 2014 horoscope predictions that somehow manage to garner millions of readers.
A new study has found that people who avidly follow their horoscopes are more likely to abandon their commitments and be self-indulgent, especially if they are predicted to have a bad day.
D writes: "I had a question about objects given to people by a psychic. My good friend was in contact with a psychic for 10 years but is free from her control now. She believed that this psychic was doing the Lord's work and was a Christian. The psychic gave her statue of Our Lady and told her to keep it in the same spot in her room. It has been in that spot for a while and my friend wants to know what to do with that statue. Any advice?"
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