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Pagan Community Notes: Week of June 20, 2022
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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, Cernunnos status draws complaints, Sesame Street’s Wicked Witch footage found, a protest about the Parthenon Marbles, and more news.
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Guest Column: Cernunnos Rising
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In this personal essay, guest columnist Tudorbeth goes looking for Cernunnos in the streets of London.
Paganism
Pagans react to Notre Dame fire
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Pagans react to the destructive fire at Notre Dame de Paris.
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Guest Post: the Gaulish Polytheist Revival and what it is
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Spotlight on Tradition
Segomâros Widugeni is a leader in Gaulish Polytheism and has been for almost two decades. He hold two Master’s Degrees, one in 20th Century German History and another in Library Science, and speaks two Celtic languages. He lives with his wife in the woods of rural Central Florida. His new book, Ancient Fires: an Introduction to Gaulish Polytheism, will be released soon. In the evening, as twilight descends over the forest, I repair to my shrine room.
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Proposed shrine to Cernunnos breaks ground in spring
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TROUT LAKE, Wash — This coming spring the Cascadia Grove of Ár nDraíocht Féin: A Druid Fellowship (ADF) is planning to break ground on a fourth shrine. This one will be dedicated to Cernunnos. Cascadia Grove is located in the Seattle, Washington area and plans to build the shrine next to the others that it has built at Trout Lake Abbey. According to ADF, an international modern Druid group, Cernunnos is a horned God of liminality, commerce, and the forest. The Grove hosted an online fundraiser in December for the proposed shrine and raised just under $3500 toward their projected costs of $25,000.