Do not be afraid

Superstition almost always goes hand in hand with religious phenomena. At its root is the fear of everything that cannot be controlled, which often appears associated with religion. In this work, the author, a Claretian priest specializing in Psychology, addresses many of the organized forms in which these fears manifest, as indicated in the book's subtitle. Rigorous and well-informed, this work demystifies the origins of superstitious behaviors and allows the reader to free themselves from any potential "fears" that might hinder a healthy religious attitude, in light of the teachings of Christ and the Tradition of the Church.