Paganism
Column: How Do You Get Your Name?
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Names are doorways. They are an introduction and a way to get to an honest place about a person.
Paganism
Column: The Common Clothes Moth and the Gift of Renewal
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A cursory glance can notice a tiny thing, yet sometimes the tiniest things can cause the greatest damage. Take tineola bissellielta, the not-so-innocent common clothes moth.
Paganism
Opinion: Why Frederick Douglass Was Right
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Growing up, I did not understand why some celebrated Independence Day with cheers, while others chose not to celebrate. Recently, after the passage of the Juneteenth law, I am beginning to understand. Why celebrate a holiday fully if one is not free?
Paganism
Column: Having a Voice – Ordination for Our Communities
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“Our clergy, our priests and priestesses who lead our small circles, covens, kindreds, groves, and groups, perform a fantastic job of helping to keep our traditions balanced. We share the reality that clergy of all faiths have during these turbulent times of mass shootings, the slow disintegration of privacy rights, and the overall pandemic: we are needed more than ever.”
Paganism
Column: Mamie Till-Mobley’s Choice
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Despite the commercialization of Mother’s Day, some of the best tributes however are a sincere understanding of what mothers sacrifice for their children. Mothers often changed the course of history just through their choices although history might not acknowledge it until years later.