Paganism
Pagan Community Notes: Week of September 13, 2021
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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, Pagans remember the events of 9-11-2001, new research on Greek poetry, a bumblebee story, and more news.
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Pagan Community Notes: Week of March 1, 2021
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In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: The Roman Religion group in Rome, Associazione Tradizionale Pietas, rekindles the Vestal flame, Chery Hill Seminary names professor of the year, Cherokee nation changes constitution, and more news.
Paganism
Pagan Community Notes: Mainstream Witch round-up, CoG turns 45, Circle Sanctuary cemetery remembers 25th anniversary of community service, and more.
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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.
Pagan Community Notes
Pagan Community Notes: exorcism and hexing, Canada Pagan community, Michigan Scholarship Fund, and more.
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BROOKLYN, N.Y. — The Catland bookstore that hosted the Oct. 20 hex action against Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh found itself the target for an exorcism. According to reports, Father Gary Thomas, the exorcist for the Catholic Diocese of San Jose, California, scheduled two masses prior to the hex event in order to stop it. Father Thomas told The National Catholic Register “that he has witnessed people in the satanic world becoming bolder.” He said that the more confident these so-called Satanists become, the more “the general public will be more accepting of the demonic.”
Paganism
Pagan Community Notes: Awen-inscribed gravestone at Circle; Starhawk calls for action; Caroline Tully and more.
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BARNEVELD, Wis. — Circle Cemetery, a national Pagan cemetery located at Circle Sanctuary, will dedicate its first Awen-inscribed veteran gravestone. In January 2017, the Awen was added to the official list of approved symbols by the U.S. Veterans Administration, joining the pentacle and Thor’s Hammer. The upcoming memorial will be for Druid Dan Moeller, who was known as Oakbear in the Pagan community. While Moeller has the distinction of being the first to be honored with the inscribed Awen gravestone at a Pagan cemetery, he is not the first in the nation. That distinction goes to Wayne Laliberte of Texas (1954-2013), who is honored at Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery in Texas in 2017.