Dozens of people were burned Thursday night after walking over hot coals at a Tony Robbins motivational seminar in Dallas.
At a Greek Orthodox church In Illinois, tiny drops of oil have been trickling down the front of the altar of John The Baptist. Predictably, the faithful are calling it a “miracle”.
Do you remember the “Bleeding Host” wafer discovered in a Utah Catholic church back in November? It has been investigated and the results are in.
An appellate court ruling affirms the New Jersey Division of Child Protection and Permanency’s decision take away a couple’s parental rights in order to protect their children from “significant harm” when the mother asked a priest to perform an exorcism on her toddlers.
For those who have a vested interest in needing a story like The Exorcist to be true it is television programs such as this which stoke the fires and perpetuate the idea that possessions are real.
E’Dena Hines, the step-granddaughter of actor Morgan Freeman, died of multiple stab wounds at the hands of her boyfriend.
“Animal Communicator” Karen Anderson took to her Facebook page to let the world know that she has successfully made contact with Cecil the Lion in the “afterlife”.
A few ridiculous items of note from this past week.
Unfortunately, this is not some Hollywood horror-movie plot. There are estimated to be 25,000 Nigerian girls working as prostitutes in Italy, they believe they have been cursed with voodoo, and they believe their only salvation lies in exorcisms.
As usual, there are tons of contenders. Here are three to make your head (or fist) shake.