Paganism
Fortune teller promising curse removal defrauds medical student
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Details on the trial and conviction of fortune teller found guilty of defrauding a medical student by claiming to be able to remove a family curse.
News
Court of appeals rules against traditional invocations
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A recent ruling by the 11th District US Court of Appeals says invocations at government meetings must not be discriminatory and cited Wiccans as one of many non-Christian faiths that might experience such discrimination.
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Dionysus mural called “satanic” and removed
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A depiction of Dionysus is called “satanic” and removed from public display in Lakeland, Florida.
Paganism
Oasis in glass: botanic gardens and short winter breaks
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Manny Tejeda-Moreno covers several botanical gardens whose collections of plant life are perfect reminders of spring on a cold winter’s day.
Betty Osceola
Indigenous and Pagan leaders heal the water
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MIAMI – The issues around water resources in South Florida are complicated and entirely human caused. They uniquely center around trying to contain Lake Okeechobee, often called Florida’s Inland Sea. Lake Okeechobee is the second largest natural freshwater lake in the contiguous US and roughly half the size of the US State of Rhode Island. The Hitchiti Native people named the lake, big (oki), water (chubi). Lake Okeechobee is shallow averaging around 9ft (2.8 m) in depth.