Update: Supernatural, Legend of the Seeker Will Resume in Mid-January 2009

I hope everyone had an excellent Christmas break. Although I am still on vacation, I know many fans cannot wait to resume watching their favorite fantasy/thriller TV shows. I feel the same way too.

If you are wondering when will the new episodes air on television, I have the dates listed below:

Legend of the Seeker (Season 1, Episode 8) will resume on Saturday, January 10, 2009.

The fourth season of Supernatural (Season 4, Episode 11) will resume on Thursday, January 15, 2009 on the CWTV.

Ghost Adventures will have a new episode this Friday, January 2, 2009 on The Learning Channel (TLC).

Stay tuned for my 2008 reflections about my blog later this week.

Christmas Miracle: Angel Saves Dying Daughter

Christmas is the season of miracles. We give to one another and take care of the sick and needy. Last night during the holy hour (midnight) I prayed to God to bless me and my family and to guide us through these very tough times on the path to righteousness. I came across this article and it really touched me. This was truly a Christmas miracle.



The picture shows proof that angels DO exist. That bright light in the hospital hallway was an angel who saved that severely ill teen girl, Chelsea Banton. Although she endured many challenges with her health, Chelsea had the courage to live and her family believed in her. It was not her time to die yet.

If you are still skeptical, here is another article about a pregnant woman who stopped breathing when the doctors went through an emergency Caesarian section to deliver the twin babies. When the doctors had about given up on her, she became conscious again and opened her eyes. This stunned the doctors! This was another Christmas miracle.

What do you think about these stories? According to a CBS News 12/21/08 article, 70% of Americans believe angels exist. Many people believe in their own versions of angels (guardian, messenger, or other). Nevertheless, we live in a supernatural world.

Watch the video below!

Merry Christmas 2008!

Christmas Day is only a few days away. Many people don't realize that the celebration of Christmas originated in Northern Europe (particularly in the Celtic and Germanic regions). The Catholic Church adopted many pagan rituals and traditions to convert the local people to the Christian religion. Nevertheless, this is a happy special moment to support each other, give to the sick/needy, and celebrate the birth of our savior, Jesus Christ.

Looking for ways to enjoy the holidays? Don't forget to read Charles Dickens' famous novel, A Christmas Carol. For those of you who are looking for Christmas ghost stories, origins and legends, check out the links below:

• Paranormal @ About.com: The Christmas Ghost


• History Channel: The History of Christmas


• Snopes.com: Festive Season Superstitions and Urban Legends

Happy holidays, everyone, and celebrate with your family and friends.

Enjoy the beautiful Christmas music below by Celtic Woman and the Trans-Siberian Orchestra.



Celtic Woman - O Holy Night



Trans-Siberian Orchestra - Carol of the Bells