The Wild Hunt (https://wildhunt.org/tag/christopher-penczak/page/4)
The first of a two-part interview with Christopher Penczak that explores the creation and evolution of The Temple of Witchcraft which he co-founded with Steve Kenson, and Adam Sartwell in Salem, New Hampshire.
TWH shines the spotlight on some of the recent writings and musings found around the web that bring into sharp focus the unfolding season before us.
The Temple of Witchcraft has initiated the process to build a community center on its site.
Hurricanes Harvey and Irma were two of the most devastating hurricanes ever to hit the mainland United States. Each storm carried its own unique brand of destruction. Harvey smacked into southern Texas, then stopped moving, flooding the Houston area with 51.88 inches of rain before it finally dissipated. Irma, which some news stations reported as being over 300 miles wide, scaled up the west coast of the Florida peninsula, devastating the length of the state with winds that topped out at 185 mph. Both storms ravaged local infrastructure, flooded residents’ homes, and caused misery to all who had to endure them.
HOUSTON — “Texas has never seen an event like Harvey,” says FEMA Administrator Brock Long. The category 4 hurricane made landfall Friday 10 p.m., bringing sustained winds of 130 mph. It has since been downgraded to tropical storm, but that does not eliminate the dangers and threats to the region. “The storm is forecast to head southeast toward the Matagorda Bay and Gulf of Mexico where it will pick up additional moisture before sliding back over Galveston and Houston, cities it’s already hammered,” as reported by CNN. Due to the storm, Houston Pagan Pride Day (HPPD) was cancelled.
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