LL writes: “Someone told me that exorcised holy water is the most powerful kind to use. Is this true?”
HH writes: “Can you provide insight into the Goosebumps children’s series. My first grader selected it from her public school library.”
BB writes: “There’s a lot of confusion about the various St. Michael Prayers and which ones lay people can use. Can you clarify this for us?”
No, and the Dominican Order has been told by Rome that they are free to refer to him as a good and orthodox theologian.
A lot of psychologists and other proponents of mindfulness insist that this practice is not spiritual, that it can be divorced from its Buddhist roots, but is this really possible?
DL writes: “What is the difference between precatory and imprecatory prayer, and which type should be used in spiritual warfare?”
SMB asks: “I often see people engaging in yoga or other forms of eastern meditation with their fingers held in certain positions. What are they doing and do these finger positions have any meaning?”
Our Wacky Wednesday broadcast on EWTN Radio has received several questions lately about a belief that the government may be intentionally spraying biological agents through the contrails commonly emitted by aircraft during flight. Is there any evidence to support this theory?
JL asks: "Is belly button healing for real?"
Many Catholics in search of contemplation don’t see the harm in incorporating mind-blanking techniques in their prayer life, but the opinion of the late renowned author and retreat master, Father Thomas Dubay, sheds a clear light on why this is never a good idea.
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