News
What the Hounds? It’s Not Even a Full Moon
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In this month’s What the Hounds?: Baalshit, exorcism, and UFO demons. We just… whatever.
Paganism
A global rise in exorcisms and a manual for the ritual
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Recently accounts of rising numbers of exorcisms have appeared in media and governmental inquiries. In the midst of this, the International Association of Exorcists, a sanctioned body of the Roman Catholic Church, has released a new set of guidelines for exorcists.
Paganism
Vatican-sponsored conference on exorcisms includes concerns about Witchcraft
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TWH examines the focus on Witchcraft and similar occult ideology by the Vatican-sponsored conference on exorcism.
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.”
Culture
Art, feminism, magic: an interview with Penny Slinger (part one)
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[Interview by journalist ZB, special to The Wild Hunt]
Penny Slinger, born Penelope Slinger, is a British born, multi-media artist known best for her esoteric, surrealist, provocative photographic collage work focusing on spiritual alchemy, the sacred feminine, and female psyche. She earned her 1st Class Honors degree in 1969 from the Chelsea College of the Arts in London, with her thesis on surrealist Max Ernst. Her art is considered revolutionary for its time, using herself as her own muse and subject. Her esoteric subject matter ranging from spiritual alchemy, sexual mysticism, Jungian archetypes, and tantra. It was through her studies in surrealism that she met art historian Sir Roland Penrose, who curated the London International Surrealists Exhibition in 1936. Penrose arranged to have Slinger’s student artwork shown at the ICA and personally introduced her to some of the original surrealists.