Angel Reading Cards?

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But isn’t it kind of the same as talking with one’s own Guardian angels? Goodness! I know I’ve got some coming to me as a Christmas present. I struggle to hear from God, so I kind of felt hopeful about having the cards.
 
I just need to add here, I know that they’re not the Doreen Virtue cards.
 
The signs and wonders that follow come from familar spirits posing as good. Or prompting you to make choices to connect. Perhaps build a relationship with Christ ? Go for confession , communion , read the scriptures , contemplate over the verses , pray for the rosary .
 
F/or what benefit are they?I would stay away from them, I agree with Calisthenics.build your Love for God by coming to Him at Mass, Communion etc. My prayers are with you. God bless you.
 
I never heard of Angel Cards - before ?
They’d have to be Catholic - first and foremost - for me - to even consider.

I remember this fortune teller lady - who summoned up the customer’s guardian angel -
she would then - tell the person this and that - for 50 bucks.
I was horrified by her.
I could easily tell, in person, she was a complete charlatan.
She knew - that I knew - dangerous stuff.
 
I don’t get it, but my wife has some…she looked at them over the summer (I think), I don’t think she’s uses them all that often.
 

What does the Church teach about fortunetellers, psychic counselors, and witches? - Catholic Straight Answers

As Catholics, we remember that the first commandment states, “I am the Lord thy God. Thou shalt not have any gods before me.” When asked what was the greatest commandment, our Lord Jesus Christ, repeating the precept found in Deuteronomy, … Continued
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As Catholics, we remember that the first commandment states, “I am the Lord thy God. Thou shalt not have any gods before me.” When asked what was the greatest commandment, our Lord Jesus Christ, repeating the precept found in Deuteronomy, said, “You shall love the Lord your God with your whole heart, with your whole soul, and with all of your strength” (Matthew 22:37). While God can choose to reveal the future to His prophets or saints, we as individuals must always have trust in His divine providence. St. Paul reminds us, “We know that God makes all things work together for the good of those who love Him, who have been called according to His decree” (Romans 8:28). While we may have that passing curiosity of what will happen in the future, we anchor our lives in the Lord, trusting in His love and care.

To try to discover the future through palm reading, tarot cards, or some other form of fortunetelling, or to try to control the future through black magic, witchcraft, or sorcery violates the first commandment. Sacred Scripture has many condemnations of these activities: In the Old Testament we find, “You shall not let a sorceress live” (Exodus 22:17), “Whoever sacrifices to any god, except to the Lord alone, shall be doomed” (Exodus 22:19), “A man or a woman who acts as a medium or fortuneteller shall be put to death by stoning: they have no one but themselves to blame for their death” (Leviticus 20:27), and “Let there not be found among you anyone who immolates his son or daughter in the fire, nor a fortuneteller, soothsayer, charmer, diviner, or caster of spells, nor one who consults ghosts and spirits or seeks oracles from the dead. Anyone who does such things is an abomination to the Lord…” (Deuteronomy 18:10-12).
 
I used to go to the Catholic Church, It’s there I found God. But for reasons I’d rather not go into, I stopped attending. Thankyou for your prayers.
 
No, they’re probally not Catholic. Yes, I’ve heard of that kind of thing too.
 
Please could you direct me here to the prayer chaplets you are referring to. I’d be ever so grateful.
 
Great ! Which book of the bible are you at? Genesis is really very exciting !
 
No, the Book Of John 🙂 Calisthenics, may I ask you something…I’m not a Catholic, but I attended a Catholic Church but left for reasons I won’t go into here, but I do believe in the teachings…what I wanted to ask is can a non catholic pray the Rosary? That’s the other part I’ve been drawn too. But I figured somehow praying the Rosary when I no longer attend Mass etc would make me feel like I’m some kind of fraudster, so I opted for angel cards.
 
Wherever you are on your journey I will pray you find your way back to us. Stay close to the Merciful Heart of Jesus,
 
It would be easy to fall into that trap of feeling is a fraudster but i guess that might be a good thing that shows you are not prideful ?

Praying the rosary and contemplating the mysteries are great , the challenge come when you dont know enough details to form the image.
I started out praying the lords prayer for all beads , moving on to hail marys without the meditations and finally to the meditations. Mary ALWAYS brings us to Christ her son , never for her own vanity .

A realistic goal is to search the rosary mysteries online and read about them . And start praying the rosary 🙂
 
It’s cool velvetsky how you put all your cards on the table with us ( lol couldn’t resist )
and how open and truthful you are concerning the Catholic faith -
it sounds like your at a wonderful point of your’re life with God !

I have to say, I am tempted to look up on the computer - to see what these cards look like -
I love angel stuff…a necklace figure…books…paintings…movies…
but no way would I dabble with something - that’s been frowned upon -
esp. by this forum.
 
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I’ll keep you in my prayers on your journey :pray:t2::pray:t2::pray:t2:
 
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