Culture

Pagan Community Notes: Week of October 30, 2025 (Samhain-tide)

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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: The Great Wheel turns once more. Blessings of the New Year to all—may your ancestors strengthen you with their wisdom. Samhain blessings to those in the North, and Beltaine blessings to those in the South. Star offers this week’s Tarot reading, Cherry Hill Seminary announces its Samhain Kispum, and the House of Black Cat Magic celebrates the premiere of Blacklisted, produced by the Fetzer Institute.

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Pagan Community Notes: Week of October 23, 2025

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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: Pagans join No Kings protests across the country and abroad, Star offers the Tarot of the Week, Cherry Hill Seminary announces its Samhain Kispum, and a Spanish town pauses black cat adoptions.

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Pagan Community Notes: Week of October 16, 2025

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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: the next No Kings protests are set for October 18, with Pagan organizations such as Heathens Against Hate preparing to take part. The desert bloom of Chile’s Atacama is now in full color. Skywatchers may have the chance to spot Comet Lemmon this week, alongside an interstellar visitor. Plus, Star’s weekly Tarot, the upcoming EBSAT meeting, and more Pagan community events

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Pagan Community Notes: Week of October 9, 2025- Latvia Recognizes Dievturība

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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, we share breaking news: Latvia has become the first European Union nation to legally recognize an ethnic religion, passing the Law of the Latvijas Dievturu Sadraudze to affirm Dievturība as a traditional faith and grant it full legal rights — including marriage, education, and spiritual care — within national law.

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Pagan community Notes: Week of October 2, 2025

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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: South Florida Pagan Pride shines with a successful gathering, ATC Matriarch Belladonna LaVeau shares a message, Cherry Hill Seminary announces it will begin offering ordinations, Star offers her Tarot of the Week, and (careful broom riders!) the fall migration fills the skies with birds on the move.