Christian theology and superstition thoughts by Francisco Marques: In a society dominated by science and technology, there is a very strong growth in superstitious ideas. The distancing from the Truth tricks the man to seek to respond to his eternal restlessness. In this book, the author Francisco Marques reflects on the existence of superstition in our lives, helping the reader to individualise and move away from all that is dangerous to his spiritual life, and proposes a path of growth and a passage to true devotion, which leads to true peace, freedom and happiness. Issues such as: Human Religiosity; The “New Age”; The Occult; Holistic Therapies; Freedom from Superstition; and much more. (Includes an Incredible Testimony) are addressed.

I need to be able to say to God, “I am doubting you. I am angry at you. I am feeling torn apart. Help me!” I think saying out loud how we feel to God allows Him to respond back in our heart and through others and there can be spiritual peace. Finally, I rely on Confession. When I get grumpy and negative, I can confess this before God and publicly before a priest for forgiveness and strength to move on. If you are in a relationship with someone and a lack of trust has come into that relationship, it is important for that relationship that the doubts are openly talked about. It is the same with my relationship with God.

Going to church weekly is good for you. Studies have found that attending Mass is directly linked with enhancing your mood and improving your spiritual health. Supposedly it boosts the immune system and decreases blood pressure. It’s an opportunity to strengthen your faith. Your faith is something to be proud of, and not only is it good for you, but you will feel good about yourself. Potentially, it will give you a sense of purpose. If you attend with your family, a closer bond may develop. A new report from Gallup found that the happiest people are those who frequently go to a place of worship. And happiness, my friends, is crucial to our well-being. By doing this regularly, this enables the church to center and ground you. It will bring you the joy you crave, and the humility you need.

But after all, who is Francisco Marques? The young seminarian became known in Portugal in July 2021 when he was on some television shows talking about his personal friendship with Pope Francis. According to Francis’ social media, Dolores and Elma met with the seminarian in Rome, where they took a tour of the Vatican. Now it’s Francisco’s turn to walk around Madeira, and there are many photographs of the young man’s walks with Cristiano Ronaldo’s mother and sister in Funchal, which show that Francisco created a beautiful relationship of friendship with Dolores Aveiro.

The author Francisco Marques was born in Aveiro, a city in Portugal at 24 of August of 1998. His Academic Studies in Filosofy and Theology were made at Pontifical University of the Holy Cross and Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum of Rome, Italy. His Literary Subjects are Related to Religion, Filosophy, Christian Theology and Demonology. In 2019 has Released his First Book: “Dominus Vocat”, Which was Delivered to Pope Francis During a Papal Audience. His Latest Literary work is Called: “From Superstition to Devotion”. See extra information on Francisco Marques.