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Empezar devoción a Miguel arcangel

Empezar devoción a Miguel arcangel

Hola, la verdad es que desde hace mucho tiempo el arcangel Miguel me ha llamado mucho la atención, siempre que me pasa algo tengo la necesidad de buscarlo y lo suelo tener presente en mi vida ¿Será alguna especie de señal o algo?

Bueno la cosa es que me compré una en una tienda, como debería consagrarla/bendecirla? En este momento no tengo agua bendita ni nada, soy devota de la santa muerte y tengo mi método para bendecir estatuas debería hacer lo mismo?

Es obligatorio que sea devota ahora que tengo una estatua o le puedo tener un espacio y prenderle velas solo de vez en cuando? No sé si meterme de lleno en la devoción.

u/Character_Loss_1855 — 1 day ago

From failing college to manifesting $5k, a generous man, and sweet friends: Am I doing too much with this saints St. Expedite St. Jude,St Anthony St Peter ,Micheal the Arch angel + Honey Jar ritual

Hey everyone, I need some advice, critiques, and saint recommendations from fellow practitioners!
I grew up Catholic. My mum always did novenas for me, but to be honest, I could never finish a full 9-day novena myself—I don’t even know why!
When I got older, I became desperate to graduate because I was terrified I was going to fail. I decided to invoke Saint Expedite and St. Jude. I prayed the rosary intensely, holding a specific petition for every single decade.
GUYS, IT WORKED! I GRADUATED! 🎉 St. Expedite and St. Jude completely came through for me.

🍯 The New Ritual :honey jar
Here is exactly what I am manifesting with this jar:

- Financial Blessings: A great job with freat pay (6k a month ) and quick financial relief ($2,000 to $5,000).

-Love & Romance: A sweet romance and a generous, kind man who loves to spend on me.

-Friendship & Celebration: Sweet, generous friends, and a birthday filled with a lot of amazing gifts.

-Personal Energy: For me to be much sweeter to others, and for them to be just as sweet to me in return.

To amplify my prayers, I decided to build a honey jar spell and blend it with my saint devotions.

Here is exactly what I put in the jar:

- Personalization: A passport-sized photo of myself (with sweet words on the back) + 3 strands of my hair.
-Abundance & Action: 3 cinnamon sticks (with my name written on them) + 6 cloves + coffee.
- Protection & Intentions: Soursop leaves (with my intentions written 3 times) + a formal letter detailing my financial goals.
-The Seal: Sprayed it with perfume (Strawberry Pound Cake scent), superglued the lid shut, and sealed it.

The Altar Setup:

I placed a white candle on top of the jar, laid cloves around it, put a crucifix behind it, a St. Michael the Archangel statue to the right, and a St. Joseph candle to my right. Then, I prayed the rosary and called heavily on St. Jude, St. Michael, and Mother Mary for help.

Once the $5k,birthday trip this December with lots of nice sweet expensive gifts manifests, I promise to come back and share my full testimony! But in the meantime, I have a few questions for the community:

🤔 My Questions for You Guys:

1 Am I doing too much? Is combining the Rosary and Saints with a honey jar overlapping too many things, or is this a good spiritual mix?

2 Which other Saints are best for money problems? Who else should I add to my altar for financial breakthroughs?

3 What are your experiences? What specific money spells or Saint interventions have worked wonders for you? Please share your stories!

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u/InstructionOk5565 — 1 day ago

Finished Statue

Although this was done for a very beloved friend who supported my business, I just wanted to share this here because I’m proud of how La Virgen De Guadalupe turned out and I hope y’all enjoy her too🤍

u/ChildhoodLopsided686 — 2 days ago

Thoughts on "Anima Sola"

I have been praying to Anima sola for an ill loved one, with great results. As I pray more to them and for them, I am getting these random thoughts, which may or may not make sense.

Anima sola is the loneliest soul in Purgatory. For reasons known only to them and God, they suffer an extraordinary ordeal in Purgatory. Think of the utter desolation and abandonment one would feel as they frantically seek an escape from the Backrooms. Anima sola is efficacious in their intercession because they are so anxious to find the relief, refreshment or release they urgently seek. It's as if, by a special design of divine Providence, they are given a final chance to perform a work of charity that may be imputed to them as if they had performed it meritoriously before their death.

Anima sola could have been in Purgatory since the Neolithic period or since last week. They could have been an temperamental hunter-gatherer, an obscure pauper, an empress, a friar, a Pope, a tapdancer, &c. As soon as they efficaciously intercede for a person in need, that person's thanksgiving and witness to divine Mercy releases the soul and another prisoner soul suddenly becomes Anima sola, who is anxious to have the same chance for release.

When praying for/to Anima sola, one can pray for three things: for the Father to remit all their debts, for the Son to cleanse all their stains, and for the Holy Spirit to heal all their wounds. Having paid the spiritual debts they incurred upon earth, they are free to leave the Prison house. Having been cleansed of all blemish that their terrestrial life may have caused on them, they can put on the "wedding garmet" and join in the Trinity's nuptial dance. Having been healed of all wounds and impairments, they have the strength to look upon the fullness of the divine Light and bathe in the eternal waters of Life eternal.

I don't know if any of this makes sense, but these thoughts rush upon me in prayer.

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Anima sola, beloved of God, pray for my family's healing, so that you may appear in the divine Presence with hands full of good works. May we meet one day in the vast oceans of the eternities and rejoice in the music of the spheres. Amen.

u/Cole_Townsend — 4 days ago

I am so excited!

Hi y’all! I just saw a post on the local FB neighborhood group from someone who mentioned being Folk Catholic. This time, when I saw those words, a bell went off in my noggin & I finally looked it up.

I HAVE FOUND MY TRIBE! I never even realized what I do is called Folk Catholicism nor have I ever met anyone like me, outside of a select few of my family members. At least, not that I’m aware…we live in New Orleans, so no doubt I have. I just never knew where to look. Believe me, I have NO idea how I failed to figure this out. I suppose it wasn’t time for me to realize until now.

I’m finally home, friends!!!! I absolutely can’t believe it, but just like *that*, suddenly another puzzle piece fits. A BIG one, too! Always amazes me how we never know where life will take us on any given day.

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u/SwampyBiscuits — 3 days ago

Feeling stuck

As someone who grew up Roman Catholic by very conservative Mexican parents, I've been feeling lost about my faith. I've been feeling like I've been forced, and when I try to explore my spiritual journey on my own, my parents don't understand it. I got drawn into Mexican folk catholicism, and I noticed that it shares similar traits as witchcraft. I also enjoy having crystals as a support for prayers and reading tarot cards to know what I can do to improve myself. I also realized that prayers of particular saints are like spells. Question is: how to explain to my parents that I am a folk Catholic and that I don't know whether I would go back to church again.

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u/spookycherrycap — 5 days ago

Public thanks to Saint Expedite

I want to thank Saint Expedite for his very quick help in a difficult and urgent situation. I turned to him with my request on May 12, 2026, and today, May 15, 2026, I received a positive decision.

Thank you, Saint Expedite, for your help and intercession. Glory to you, Saint Expedite!

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u/WonderfulWeb5120 — 6 days ago

Can you still feel spiritually connected to Catholicism without believing in Christianity?

I’m looking for guidance/opinions from people who are spiritual, religious, ex-Catholic, folk Catholic, mystical, pagan, etc. because I’ve been trying to understand where my beliefs fit.

I was raised Catholic and went through baptism, reconciliation, communion, and confirmation, mostly because I went to Catholic schools. My mum’s side is Italian/Sicilian and Peruvian, and my dad’s side is Maronite Catholic Lebanese, so I grew up surrounded by Catholicism culturally even though my parents themselves weren’t super religious.

A big part of my connection to Catholicism has always been the devotional and ritual side rather than the actual theology. I’ve always loved:

  • saints
  • angels
  • prayer candles
  • feast days
  • churches
  • sacred spaces
  • rituals and repetitive prayers
  • the peacefulness of nunneries and monasteries
  • blessings
  • the beauty/aesthetic of Catholicism

I especially feel connected to Mother Mary and Archangel Michael. I see Mary almost as a universal Mother figure or Mother Goddess archetype connected to compassion, protection, femininity, nature, and guidance. And I’ve always felt a very strong spiritual/protective presence from Saint Michael.

At the same time, I don’t really believe in the Abrahamic God, Jesus as divine, the Bible as literal truth, heaven/hell, or the institutional Church. A lot of Christianity has never felt believable to me, especially things like:

  • suffering being “God’s plan”
  • eternal punishment
  • the contradiction between free will and God knowing/planning everything
  • hypocrisy and judgment from many modern Christians

I also feel deeply connected to nature and natural cycles. The moon especially has always felt spiritually important to me, and I feel connected to ideas of feminine cycles, energy, the sun, the wind as cleansing/resetting energy, etc.

I guess I’m trying to figure out:

  • Is there a name for this kind of spirituality?
  • Does this sound similar to folk Catholicism, mysticism, or something else?
  • Can someone still practice aspects of Catholic devotion without believing in Christianity literally?
  • Are there others who connect to saints, Mary, angels, ritual, and sacred spaces in a symbolic/spiritual rather than doctrinal way?

I don’t want to force myself to believe something that doesn’t feel true to me, but I also don’t want to completely disconnect from the parts of Catholicism that genuinely feel sacred and meaningful to me.

Would love to hear from anyone with similar experiences or perspectives.

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u/Thick-Ad-6933 — 11 days ago
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My 20th birthday

Ig this birthday is also going to be another birthday me being single, alone and ...

There is much in just one day I lost everything my college seat, my gf, my reputation, my post, my friends and got a name of Criminal And my sexuality was outed

And this birthday I am a failed son

Failed bf

Failed friend

Just failed in everything

I trusted god I trusted Jesus I went for confession

I did everything to wash away my sins

St Jude I was so into him but still nothing currently in sec novena hoping my birthday won't be the worst birthday

I learned about santa muerte I wanted to work with her I loved one thing that she will never leave your side and once you invoke her she is always going to be with you

Rn I want to be seen loved care for and yeah I do have wishes but the most important one is to be held in someone arm

Someone to celebrate my birthday with

Someone who loves me unconditionally and gives me things cause they love me

But many post many yt videos said you don't choose santa muerte she chooses you and look out for signs and I didn't feel any of the signs

Idk what to do I cleared a place for her in my closet still have to print her photos and set up an altar and my family if they find out and see her image they will kick me out that's why closet altar

Guys I really don't know what to do

Please help me

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u/Away_Obligation_4312 — 12 days ago

Advice for protection

So, my bf and I have been having money issues since forever.

We work a lot and earn a good living, but we're always in debt. It’s nothing big, but we are never able to save money or think about the future.

I know good management is the key to prosperity, and we're always learning how to be more cautious, but we constantly feel like we cannot move forward: we get some small savings -> something big happens -> we have to spend a lot, get into debt, and start all over again...

The thing is, a few years ago I bought him a very nice wallet and he loves it. Yesterday he forgot it at my office, so I kept it in my purse until today. This afternoon he told me to get some money to buy food, and the moment I grabbed the wallet, it had a very strong smell, like piss—cat piss. And it was just the wallet. Nothing else in my purse smelled like that, not even the money inside. It makes me think that there is something bad going on.

A few weeks ago, I went to a St. Expeditus Church to ask for guidance, protection, and prosperity. I chose him because I felt called by the "Do it today" urgency, and he has helped me a lot these weeks!

Tomorrow I'll go again to ask for help and protection; I think this is important.

Should I take the wallet to the church and get it blessed? Or should I get a new one and get it blessed? I’m definitely going to pray even more for my boyfriend.

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u/Reasonable_Hat_6051 — 14 days ago

The Magnificat

Ive been humming the magnificat and getting this gut feeling when i do and it got my thinking what can the Magnificat be used as a spell in spellwork. Any help would be appreciated. Thank ye!

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u/Sad_Cryptographer915 — 12 days ago