FEATURED BOOK: THE MAGIC OF CATHOLICISM
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FEATURED BOOK: THE MAGIC OF CATHOLICISM
FEATURED BOOK: THE MAGIC OF CATHOLICISM

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Author Archives: Agostino
Magic Is Good, Until It’s Not
The Medieval Church viewed Magic more leniently than she does now. What happened? Continue reading
Posted in Magical Theory, Theology
Tagged catholic church, council of trent, history, magic, science, Theology, witchcraft
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Why Can’t Catholics Pray to St. Uriel?
Most Catholic websites say it was the Council of Rome. What I found was a different story. Continue reading
Posted in Angels, Saints, and Entities, Theology
Tagged angel worship, angelology, angels, auriel, catholic, fake news, lightworkers, new age, oriel, orthodox, uriel
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Lent, Fasting, and Abstinence
Fasting is known the world over as a powerful spiritual practice. What is it and how does it apply for Catholic Magicians? Continue reading
Posted in Self Improvement, Uncategorized
Tagged abstinence, catholicism, fasting, food, lent, spirituality
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Candlemas and the Eternal Law
It is the Eternal Law that enables us to overcome the Laws of Nature. Continue reading
Posted in Magical Theory, Self Improvement, Theology
Tagged candlemas, eternal law, jesus, law of god, mary, meditation, presentation, purification, spirituality
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Why Dogma Can Be Good for Spirituality
Knowing what you truly believe is the first step toward growing as a person. Continue reading
Posted in Self Improvement, Theology
Tagged catholicism, dogma, dogmatic theology, religion, Self Improvement, spirituality, Theology
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Announcing “My NEW Everyday Prayer Book!”
A new book is a great way t start off the New Year!
Expanded, enlarged, and with new material. Continue reading
Posted in Angels, Saints, and Entities, books, Rituals and Spells
Tagged esotericism, exorcism, god, hand missal, Hymnal, jesus, magic, occultism, prayer
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Changing the Lord’s Prayer?
On the one hand, “To me this looks like he’s strawmanning and stooping to the lowest common denominator.”
On the other hand, “There is no problem with diversity of practice so long as there is unity of faith, and a big problem is when we worry too much about externals, about whether others ‘say the black and do the red’ closely enough for our satisfaction.” Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged bergoglio, catholic church, lord's prayer, our father, pope francis, prayer
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Moral Theology of Divination: Astrology
Does astrology inherently invoke “demons,” insist on outdated science, or promote the denial of Free Will? Continue reading
The Souls in Purgatory and the Catholic Magician
The Souls in Purgatory can be even greater allies than the Saints in Heaven. Continue reading
Posted in Angels, Saints, and Entities, Theology
Tagged All Souls Day, Church Suffering, Holy Souls, Poor Souls, Purgatory
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