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QuestionWhat if you are not Catholic?🙏🙏This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.wikiHow Staff EditorStaff AnswerNon-Catholics can use holy water as well. Follow your own beliefs when using holy water, or talk to a religious leader in your faith about how (and whether) you can use it.
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QuestionMy friend said that you can create holy water by water and salt, is that true?This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.wikiHow Staff EditorStaff AnswerIn many religious traditions (including Catholicism and some Pagan traditions), yes, holy water is created by combining water with salt. Typically, the salt and water must both be ritually consecrated (either together or separately) in order for the water to be considered holy.
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QuestionI tried to make a Holy Water by the Catholic method, and I used water from the tap, but it is filtered and boiled. Is that okay? And I put it in a metal container, is that all right?This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.wikiHow Staff EditorStaff AnswerYes, that should all be okay. If you plan to drink the holy water, make sure the metal container you used is safe to drink from. For example, aluminum and stainless steel are good choices.
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QuestionShould I pour holy water on my foot because it feels like it's possessed?This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.wikiHow Staff EditorStaff AnswerThere is no harm in trying. However, if you're experiencing unusual symptoms or sensations in your foot or any part of your body, it's very important to see a doctor to find out if there's a medical cause. Don't rely on holy water to treat illnesses or injuries.
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QuestionCan I get holy water at a Cristian church?This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.wikiHow Staff EditorStaff AnswerYou can get holy water at most Catholic churches. Many other denominations don't use holy water, however, so it won't be available at every church.
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QuestionI drink my holy water daily. Is this a safe procedure and should I continue? I put my fish in holy water and my dog drinks holy water. It has blessed me so much.This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.wikiHow Staff EditorStaff AnswerIt is safe as long as the holy water comes from a sanitary source. Unfortunately, holy water that is kept in church fonts often contains high levels of bacteria because it is handled by so many people, so it may be unsafe to drink. If you're concerned, take some pure, filtered water to your priest and ask if you can have it blessed for your own use.
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QuestionWhat can I do with the holy water?This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.wikiHow Staff EditorStaff AnswerThat depends on your belief system, but many people believe you can use holy water to bring blessings to your home or ward off evil spirits. Talk to someone who shares your belief system about the best ways to use holy water.
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QuestionWill holy water make me not gay?This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.wikiHow Staff EditorStaff AnswerNo, using holy water will not change your sexual preferences or identity. If you're in crisis or struggling to accept or understand your sexual identity, consider reaching out to a therapist or an organization like the Trevor Project. They can give you advice or connect you with resources that can help.
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QuestionWill holy water cure a hangover, or if taken before going on a binge, will it prevent a hangover?This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.wikiHow Staff EditorStaff AnswerHoly water will most likely not cure or prevent a hangover. However, it's always a good idea to stay hydrated when you are consuming alcohol, since dehydration can make the negative effects, such as a hangover and nausea, worse. Make sure to drink plenty of water (holy or otherwise) and know your limits when drinking.
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QuestionIf I got "ordained" online, does that still carry the same weight as the normal ordination process?This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.wikiHow Staff EditorStaff AnswerThat depends on your faith and what you are trying to accomplish with your ordination. If you get an online ordination in certain non-denominational churches, such as the Universal Life Church, you are legally considered a minister and can perform wedding ceremonies. You may also be able to consecrate holy water, but the consecration would likely not be considered valid by practicing Catholics, for example.
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QuestionHow do you make sure you did the processes correctly?This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.wikiHow Staff EditorStaff AnswerIt's very difficult to be sure. The best thing to do is to talk to a priest or religious teacher who belongs to your faith and ask them about the correct procedure.
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QuestionWhen did holy water first start getting used?This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.wikiHow Staff EditorStaff AnswerThe first records of holy water in Christian sources date to around A.D. 400. However, the use of sacred water in other religious traditions goes back much earlier. There are examples of water being used in religious rituals in Egyptian and Mesopotamian sources dating back thousands of years B.C., for instance.
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QuestionI want to IV holy water so that it runs through my heart and every vein in my body, I believe this will purify me of the harm from the substances I used to administer in the same way. Any thoughts?Community AnswerThat is a bizarre fantasy. That water could have bacteria or other contaminents in it that could make you seriously ill if administered intravenously. Absolutely do not do this. Holy water will in no way "cleanse" you from the inside. Please seek the guidence of a trained addiction therapist.
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QuestionHow can I use holy water to repel demonic spirits?Community AnswerPut the water into a spray bottle, then spray all over what you believe to be the affected area.
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QuestionWhat happens if I sprinkle holy water on the computer when some scary or inappropriate image pops up?Community AnswerThen you have a wet computer. Holy water won't help an inappropriate image. Closing the image and getting away from the website that pops up scary/gross images will help.
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QuestionWill this work on a Ouija board when disposing of it?Community AnswerYes but you need to break the board in seven pieces and pour holy water on it. Then bury the board.
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QuestionHow do I get an exorcism?Community AnswerFor a true exorcism, see your local Catholic Church. They will explain what is expected.
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QuestionCan I use holy water on a sick person?Community AnswerHoly water might not provide healing, but it can help the sick person feel better spiritually.
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QuestionCan I buy holy water at a store?Community AnswerNo, but you can get it from a Catholic church. Some give it out on Christmas, Easter, or Lent, but you can ask someone that is involved at the church how you would be able to go about obtaining some holy water.
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QuestionWill using holy water as eye drops cleanse my eyes from all of the things I've seen?Community AnswerHoly Water is not magic; it's a reminder of your baptism and of the fact that you are a child of God! God is your father and he loves you. If you need spiritual help: go and see a priest. If you need psychological help to recover from seeing traumatic things, see a doctor.
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QuestionIs it okay to drink holy water?Community AnswerThat's not what is typically done with it, but it is okay.
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QuestionWill holy water help a loved one free himself of addiction?Community AnswerThe power of God can do a great many things, including help someone to free themself of an addiction. But he has to be willing to change and be actively trying, because God doesn't change free will.
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QuestionWho was the first person to use holy water?Community AnswerNobody is specifically sure, but it is believed the use of holy water goes back to the apostle, Matthew.
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QuestionWill drinking holy water keep me safe from demonic possessions?Community AnswerNo, holy water is not a magic charm. Only faith in God and righteous living can protect you from evil.
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QuestionWhat happens if I drink holy water?Community AnswerNothing will happen, other than being mildly hydrated.
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QuestionCan holy water cast out evil spirits or ghosts that may be haunting me or my home?Community AnswerThere are many methods for casting out evil, including the sprinkling of holy water. However, pagan rituals tend to use a smudge (a burning stick of herbs or incense) to free a person or place from evil, and the Catholic Church usually employs a ceremony conducted by a priest. Consult your spiritual advisor as to a method they would recommend.
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QuestionCan you bless an object by dousing it in holy water?Community AnswerYes, holy water can be used in any sort of reasonable way you please, such as blessing your home, or yourself.
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QuestionThe prayers of the Catholic liturgical books which are quoted here - are these not intrinsically linked to the Church's understanding of grace and the sacrament of the priesthood?Community AnswerYou are perfectly right. Since Sacramentals (like Holy Water) differ from Sacraments (like Baptism), they do not work by themselves. The foundation of their work is the power God gave to his Church, and therefore no one except a Catholic priest can make holy water.
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QuestionHow much holy water do I have to consume to become a god?Community AnswerNone, no matter how much holy water you consume you will not become a god.
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QuestionCan I use this to repel demons?Community AnswerA St. Benedict medallion is very effective for this. Also using incense sticks like white sage, and sandalwood, waving the smoke in all four corners of every, commanding all spirits to leave the house and saying that only peace love and light may enter it. Get a selenite and a black tourmaline pyramid. I found mine on Ebay and Amazon.
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