In the lunar days are changing barometric pressure and movement of water. Full Moon – it is time of low tide when the water is like a “compressed”. New Moon, on the contrary, “expands” the water and causes a rush. Because of these external processes in our body also changes the metabolism (the distribution of water and minerals).

Father Mac Fadden moved slowly between the rows of headstones within the confines of the churchyard. He stopped shortly at each grave marker, praying and sprinkling Holy water on every one of them as he went. He smiled slightly as he remembered a time long ago when his church was a thriving example of God!

He and his parish traveled to this place in hopes of spreading the gospel to the natives, which lived in this small village, tucked quietly away and hidden from the rest of the world.

Nearly everyone has used the term Blue Moon at some point but you may not know that it is an actual rare event that does occur. Blue Moon has been given three different meanings. The first is just a common phrase that just refers to an uncommon event that has nothing to do with the moon at all.