BH writes:
"I am reading a book called He Came To Set The Captives Free by a bestselling Christian author named Rebecca Brown, MD. This book is about a lady named Elaine who supposedly was one of America’s top Witches and Satan worshipers. Apparently she was converted to Christianity and in this book she reveals all sorts of things that are taking place among Witches and Satanists. Some of the things mentioned in this book include: human sacrifices, the real existence of wer animals (ex: werewolves, vampires and zombies) and the tactics these people use to infiltrate and destroy Christian Churches.
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TS asks:
“What can you tell me about the Book of Runes by Ralph Blum.”
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SP writes:
“With demonic activity on the rise with support from the left and the media (i.e. TV shows “Lucifer,” “Long Island Medium,” etc.), I wondered if it is possible for one to be a legitimate clairvoyant and be Christian as well. Is it possible for ANYONE to be clairvoyant? Are there those who can “see” into other’s minds, solve crimes, etc.? If so, is this a “gift” from our LORD or always demonic in origin. Scripture is clear that occult activity is an abomination to GOD. But is it possible that certain kinds of clairvoyant ability is GOD’s will?”
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Father Pat Collins (YouTube)
Father Pat Collins, one of Ireland’s most renowned exorcists, says an increase in demonic manifestations and even possessions in that country is creating a need for Church leaders to appoint a team of exorcists to handle the demand.
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MH asks:
“A friend asked me about Jappa meditation and if it’s okay for Catholics to be involved in. What should I tell her?”
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MB asks:
"I have read Kevin Basconi's three books on angels, called Dancing with Angels and also the seer anointing. I would like to know what you think about them."
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KJ writes:
“I’m wondering about an essential oil practice known as Raindrop Therapy. The inventor, Gary Young of Young Living oils, claims it can cure scoliosis. Is this a legitimate use of essential oils and does it really work?”
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Due numerous reports of serious injury and death attributable to the use of homeopathic drugs, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a new proposal to regulate the $3 billion industry.
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T writes: "
After many years of a plethora of illnesses I have decided to become an advocate for my own health. I put my trust in God and recognize that doctors were given their vocations by God. I now use complimentary medicine in conjunction with my doctors. According to this site everything is New Age and should be avoided at all cost. I have had some good results from sources other than AMA approved methods . . . .
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After years of positive studies about the alleged benefits of mindfulness, the latest science is revealing a darker side. Some Catholic therapists, however, such as the one we interviewed last week, discovered on their own that this therapy is not nearly as successful as people think – and it’s definitely not Catholic.
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