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arrysortanez
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My aunt bought some replacement moss for my nativity scene from a Bontanica near by, was it a good idea? Should you buy any statues or any non Santeria objects from a Bontanica?
Can a Catholic buy anything from a Bontanica aka Santeria store?
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Julia_Mae
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There’s one online where you can pay $3 + shipping for a dried dandelion.
Such a deal!
They also have mist you spray so you attract money.
Such a deal!
They also have mist you spray so you attract money.
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George_Stegmeir
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That reminds me, that many years ago, in a novelty store, I saw aerosol cans that had nothing in them except gas. They were labeled “Instant Nothing”.There’s one online where you can pay $3 + shipping for a dried dandelion.
Such a deal!
They also have mist you spray so you attract money.
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GEddie
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If it really is a Santeria store, I’d not go near it, let alone patronize it.
Anything that cannot be had except from such a venue is not worth having IMNAAHO.
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Anything that cannot be had except from such a venue is not worth having IMNAAHO.
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seeker57
Guest
Objects have no more evil, nor good associated with them then we, ourselves give them.
Peace,
Seeker
Peace,
Seeker
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GEddie
Guest
The objects don’t. But the purveyors might, and it doth behoove us not to support occultists financially.
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Nine_Two
Guest
Even so, Paul suggests we avoid such things so that we don’t cause scandal for others, leading them to stumble.
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