Is holy water real?

Quote: Answered by kimmyluvzme123 Jul 27, 2007, 03:44PM “It’s prayed over! It starts out regular water!” So does this mean I’m drinking holy water if pray over it first. . . . This would do wonders to keep vampires away. . . . I already got a glow in the dark Crucifix. . . . . .

As the old joke goes, it’s plain old water with the Hell boiled out of it. rimshot

i think you shouldn’t joke with holy water. it is blessed. i think if you have your belief and you don’t believe in religions that have this concept, the least you can do is respect it

It’s water, thats got ‘hi-level prayer’ on it. But it’s still water.

If you drink it. You’ll still have to pee later…

It’s prayed over! It starts out regular water!

except on vampires it burns vampires lol

More specifically, Holy Water is water that has been blessed by those with authority to bless (ie: a priest, bishop, cardinal, etc…) What sets it apart is that is is now intended to be an “instrument of God.” For all purposes it is still water. It will still freeze and boil (although, there have been some reported cases of miracles), it will still put out fires, and it is still drinkable. However, the purpose comes in the intent of the water.

personally, i dont believe in it

I’m a Christian, married to a Catholic. I believe God has a sense of humor. But I’m sorry if I offended.

In Roman Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Eastern Catholic, Old Catholic, Anglo-Catholic, and some other Churches, holy water is water which has been blessed by a priest, bishop, or deacon for the purpose of baptism or for the blessing of persons, places or things.

Aside from other substances that may be added to the water as it is blessed, holy water is indistinguishable from ordinary water.[

LOL it is plain ole tap water that is prayed over. My neighbor and I decided to digest a small portion and found our tongues fizzing. So they must add something else to it, then again she is a bit eviiil