Tag Archives: catholicism

Can a Layperson Say Mass?

Posted on January 18, 2019 by Agostino

Can laypeople say Mass?
Should a layperson even try?
What does the ISM have to do with this?
Why does it matter anyway? Continue reading →

Posted in Magical Theory, Rituals and Spells, Theology | Tagged catholicism, independent sacramental movement, ism, lay celebrant, mass, old catholics, ordination, sacraments | 1 Comment

Feast of the Assumption: Both an End and a Beginning

Posted on August 15, 2018 by Agostino

She is a true “Inner Plane Adept” and “Ascended Mistress,” thus it is proper to place her before the new initiate’s eyes – on this day of her triumph over the physical plane’s limitations – as an example and guide as we go forth in the path toward our own spiritual victory. Continue reading →

Posted in Angels, Saints, and Entities, Magical Theory, Self Improvement, Theology, Uncategorized | Tagged assumption, catholic occultism, catholicism, mary, Mysticism | Leave a comment

Lent, Fasting, and Abstinence

Posted on February 15, 2018 by Agostino

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 | Leave a comment

Why Dogma Can Be Good for Spirituality

Posted on January 25, 2018 by Agostino

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 | Leave a comment

The Saints and the Catholic Magician

Posted on November 1, 2017 by Agostino

As we call to mind the feast of All Saints, it never hurts to go over a few basics and ask how we can incorporate these basics into our lives. Continue reading →

Posted in Angels, Saints, and Entities, Theology | Tagged all saints day, catholic church, catholicism, dulia, invocation, saint magic, saints | 2 Comments

Saint Michael: Protector, Psychopomp, Mediator, and Manager

Posted on September 29, 2017 by Agostino

Let’s take a moment for one of the hardest-working and overtasked angels in the multiverse. Continue reading →

Posted in Angels, Saints, and Entities, Theology | Tagged archangel, catholicism, michael, prayer, september 29, spirituality | Leave a comment

Why “Pagan” Is Not a Dirty Word

Posted on July 12, 2017 by Agostino

Don’t fall for the guilt-trip or the scare tactics. You and your children deserve better. Continue reading →

Posted in Theology, Uncategorized | Tagged catholicism, christianity, judaism, paganism | 3 Comments

When You’re Not Getting Results

Posted on June 30, 2017 by Agostino

What do you do if your prayer’s not being answered, or it’s taking too long? Continue reading →

Posted in Magical Theory, Theology | Tagged catholicism, christianity, magic, occultism, prayer | Leave a comment

The Magic of Catholicism – Official Trailer

Posted on December 24, 2016 by Agostino

Most books only give conspiracy theories about occultism and the Catholic Church . . . this book talks about WHAT’S ACTUALLY THERE.
Continue reading →

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How Occultism Saved Me from Atheism

Posted on June 29, 2016 by Agostino

How returning to the esoteric literally saved me from the denial of everything. Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged atheism, catholicism, doubt, esotericism, faith, god, occultism, religion | 4 Comments