JD writes: "
I'm from Mumbai, India and I just wanted to know - I have been hearing from some people about the Procter and Gamble Company’s link to occult and satanic activities and hence been told to refrain from their products. I have researched a bit on the web. But wanted a clearer view on the same topic. Could you please help me out with this?"
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The latest news out of drought-stricken California is that some farmers who are desperate for rain are turning to dowsers and water witches to find hidden water supplies.
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Anyone who doubts the presence of Satan in the world (and there are billions of these people) needs to read
this blog by Father Dwight Longenecker.
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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.
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Increased dabbling in the New Age, the occult and "games" such as the Ouija board are causing a spike in the need for the services of exorcists, which is why the Church is training an increasing number of priests to provide these crucial services to the faithful.
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They're back - those useless 2014 horoscope predictions that somehow manage to garner millions of readers.
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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.
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One of the world's best known psychics, Sylvia Browne, died on November 20 at Good Samaritan Hospital in San Jose, California, at the age of 77. The cause of death has not been released.
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LR writes: "
What is the church's position on dressing and acting as a zombie? A friend is going to have a zombie's wedding - the theme they will use. Everyone is to dress up as 'the living dead'. I notice you do not have this in your search engine or previously discussed articles. Could you comment on this please?"
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Marianne Williamson, a so-called "spiritual leader" who teaches the occult-based A Course in Miracles, has announced plans to run for the U.S. House of Representatives in California's 33rd District.
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JD writes: "I'm from Mumbai, India and I just wanted to know - I have been hearing from some people about the Procter and Gamble Company’s link to occult and satanic activities and hence been told to refrain from their products. I have researched a bit on the web. But wanted a clearer view on the same topic. Could you please help me out with this?"
