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Hurricane Helene devastated the Appalachian region, sparking reports of Christian groups proselytizing while providing aid to Pagans and LGBTQ2SI+ individuals seeking safe help in the their recovery.
Everglades Moon Local Council responds bluntly to Florida’s surgeon general about his claims regarding the spiritual dangers of cannabis.
“As a nation, we love to cast our projections on the witches of Salem,” writes Meg Elison as she examines America’s favorite film about witches. “What we want from the real people who died by state violence, the places where they hanged, the hysteria that killed them, is fun. We want Salem to be a theme park, to amuse us and titillate us.”
This is a month into the aftermath, and I still do not have a full picture of what is happening in all the areas devastated by Helene. I do not think it is possible to live on the ground, function day to day, and zoom out far enough to see the entirety of the scene. For me, there is no visual concept of whole, although my heart and spirit feel it.
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, Correllian TV , artists and Mother Grove Goddess Temple team up for a telethon in support of hurricane recovery, Antonio Pagliarulo publishes Strega Nona piece in Boston Globe, Circle Sanctuary has upcoming 50th anniversary, Google’s Moon game and more news and events.