"Jesus and Mary" Cult Growing in Australia
A couple posing as Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene have set up a camp in Queensland, Australia and are attracting dozens of followers from around the country.
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Is the World Going to End on May 21?
As difficult as this is to believe, Family Radio Worldwide founder Harold Camping's prediction that the worldwide "rapture" will strike on May 21, 2011 has struck fear into the hearts of millions around the globe.
Is the UN Leading us Into Earth Worship?
A new report by the Eagle Forum raises serious questions about the United Nation's increasingly fanatical environmental programs that are leading the way back to a primitive reverence for the earth.
Cursed by the Wizard: Potter star heckled out of Brown
Ivy League students weren't feeling the magic of Harry Potter when they heckled one of its most famous stars right out of Brown University.
There May Be No Scientific Proof that "Chi" Exists, but There's No Proof of God's Existence Either. What's the Difference?
PC writes: "It is said many times on your blog that there is no scientific proof of "energy." It can be argued that there is no scientific evidence of God either. How do we as Catholics share the potential dangers of energy practitioners with loved ones?"
The Enneagram is Still Alive and Well in U.S. Catholic Parishes, In Spite of Church Warnings!
SK writes: "I have been seeing a catholic social worker at CSS. Years ago he did a personality test from the Enneagram and gave me literature to read. Also scripture to look up that correspond to certain characteristics I want to change. He is a deacon, I would think he would not have recommenced this if it was no spiritually good for me……… please comment."
Like a good fantasy novel - but without the occult trappings? Check out "Toward the Gleam"
Ignatius Press has just released Toward the Gleam by T. M. Doran which is described by renowned Catholic author, Michael J. O'Brien as "ingeniously inventive . . . startling, moving, horrifying at times, and ultimately consoling."
Are you concerned about the influence of occult fiction on today's youth? Watch EWTN's Women of Grace next week!
We get so much mail from parents and educators who are concerned about the impact of occult fiction on the minds of our youth, that Johnnette decided to devote a week's worth of shows to this subject. These shows will air next week, April 11-15. I will appear on several of the shows along with renowned writer, Michael O'Brien.
This is a great series, especially for parents, because it takes a comprehensive look at this troubling trend and gives viewers an idea of what to watch out for when choosing good titles for themselves or their loved ones. We delve deeply into this subject, exposing the occult in all kinds of literature, movies, and even games. In addition, Michael does a masterful job of explaining why this dark literature is so dangerous to the minds and morals of our children. He also explains the difference between Christian fantasy such as J. R. R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings and C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia and books like the Harry Potter series.
A whole show with Michael is devoted to discussing Harry Potter, and I discuss the dangers of Twilight with Johnnette and Fr. Ed on another episode.
This is a must-see week of shows!
Women of Grace airs at 11:00 a.m. EST and encore at 11:30 p.m. EST.
Surge of Interest in Satanism Causes Increase in Demand for Exorcists
Because of the easy accessibility of information on Satan worshipping on the web, more and more young people are becoming involved in Satanism, which has resulted in an increased demand for the services of exorcists.
Why Ionizing and Alkalizing Water Machines are Utterly Worthless
HR writes: "I live near the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville and I am concerned about a number of Catholics in the area promoting something called 'Kangen Water.' My husband and I watched the promo video on it and we discerned that it may be not only a scam but connected to New Age or occult beliefs and practices. There are Catholics around here trying to sell the machines for around $5,000 dollars and the makers claim that it cures just about every illness under the sun. Some have claimed healings but I think its the placebo affect at work. Please address this on your blog or your show and help clear the air on this product."
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