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The believer must get rid of fears and infantile behaviours in order to develop his or her faith and true love for God, who is the Father who reveals to his or her children the true meaning of their existence. The author proposes a new evangelisation as a remedy for the superstition present in our world. This is one of the few religious books that deals with superstition in a comprehensive, relevant, and attractive way. The author writes about this phenomenon with a touch of humour to dispel the unnecessary fears that fill human life. The book will introduce the reader to strange stories of ancient and modern superstitions, testimonies and stories taken from pastoral experience, which give the book a taste of real life. The author, who also specialises in clinical psychopathology, emphasises the scientific aspect of superstition in anthropology, sociology, history, psychology, and offers theological reflections on the subject based on his priestly experience and the teaching of the Church.