The Wild Hunt (https://wildhunt.org/author/manny)
Manny Tejeda-Moreno (pronouns he, him, his) is a professor and social scientist. His doctorate is in business and his scholarship has been focused in research methods, spirituality and diversity. He also has a masters degree in psychotherapy. Manny was born in Cuba and raised in the American South. He has been in the Pagan community for almost four decades. He is a witch and was raised as a child of Oyá. He is encouraged by the Balance within the natural world, enjoys storms and the night. Manny is married and splits his free time between the Florida Swamps and the Atlantic Ocean. He is also a beekeeper, orchid-grower and builder of bat houses.
The Wild Hunt covers the display of a statue depicting Moloch, a deity connected to ancient Carthage who is considered Satanic by some Catholic Christians, outside of the Colosseum in Rome.
A recent article from the U.K. focused on a link between witchcraft and child abuse. The original report makes no such claim.
The Wild Hunt examines efforts to repatriate African artworks, many of which were taken as a result of colonization, from their current place in European collections.
“Pachamama will never return to the palace,” said Luis Fernando Camacho, leader of the Bolivian opposition movement that forced the former Bolivian president Evo Morales out of office on Sunday.
The Military Religious Freedom Foundation has had to intervene twice when a military unit commander canceled a Halloween event then placed stipulations on the celebration to avoid offending Christian personnel.