In this week’s Pagan Community notes, round-up of Witch stories, CoG celebrates 45 years, Circle’s cemetery remembers 25 years of service, an update on TOW’s Great Pumpkin Project, and more.
Paganism
Release the Hounds: October edition
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A roundup of some of the general events in October that may be of interest to out readers.
Paganism
Missionaries threaten the Indigenous communities of Brazil
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We report on the significant impact of COVID-19 on the Indigenous people of Brazil, specifically in light of a new governmental exception allowing missionaries into Indigenous areas.
Paganism
Pagan Community Notes: Canadian Heathen becomes Interim Party Leader, a new exhibit at Buckland Museum, and Elizabeth Fisher crosses the Veil
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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, Robert Rudachyk has been appointed as Interim Leader of Saskatchewan Liberal Party, Elizabeth Fisher, writer and UU leader, crosses the Veil, Unnamed Path receives 501(c)3 status, and a new series “Beyond the Yellow House” describes abuse by “evil witches” in New Mexico.
Arts & Culture
A new “Beowulf” confronts misogyny in the text – and its translators
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Eric O. Scott reviews the new translation of Beowulf by Maria Dahvana Headley, which features modern slang and a focus on the poem’s relationship to the women within it.
Paganism
Pagan Community Notes: Metaphysical shop in NC defaced, West Coast fires continue, and more events impacting the Pagan community
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In this week’s Pagan Community notes, The Sojourner Whole Earth Provisions metaphysical shop receives a threatening message, the US West Coast fires continue with confusion about the BLM abbreviation, a highway project in Egypt may impact historical sites, and more stories affecting the Pagan community.