This type of brouhaha happened when Brett Kavanaugh was being sworn in and there were a couple magic groups of witches that said they were going to caste spells on him and it was open to the public in an NYC store. I remember my dioecese and others calling people to prayer to fight this evil.
I am thinking the prayers were more directed towards mercy for the witches and those who don’t understand how evil their actions are. These witches have no power to caste any spells, any “power” they have comes from the devil and God has infinite power so He can prevent any spells or such.
Well, if your unjust or you have not given the just wages nor keep the commandments ,if they curse, it will affect you,but if you lead a righteous life it will not affect you
Sirach 3:16 Whoever forsakes a father is like a blasphemer,and whoever angers a mother is cursed by the Lord.
Okay, thank you! Ive heard that witches are now upset with trump for using the phrase “witch hunt” because “witches” were persecuted in Europe a couple centuries ago… weird thing to be upset about, but I wouldn’t be surprised if they tried to put a curse on him too.
I wouldn’t know. Ask I’ve heard it’s when things like demonic oppression, curses, etc. is allowed to affect someone, it’s because God uses it to help those affected grow in Holiness.
If you think something it off, it may just be coincidence, or speak with a priest about it, and of course pray.
Then to Adam He said Because you have listened to the voice of your wife and have eaten from the tree about which I commanded you saying You shall not eat from it
Cursed is the ground because of you In toil you will eat of it
All the days of your life?
Both thorns and thistles it shall grow for you
And you will eat the plants of the field
By the sweat of your face
You will eat bread
Till you return to the ground
Because from it you were taken
For you are dust
And to dust you shall return
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