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Interfaith work: The Parliament of the World’s Religions, Part Two

By Sean McShee | November 23, 2021

The second part of a two-part series on the Parliament of World’s Religions that focuses on the important role interfaith plays for Pagans.

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When hate comes to town, Pagans stand up to protest

By Star Bustamonte | July 7, 2021

When the Hurst, Texas community realized the Stedfast Baptist Church relocated to and was spreading its message of hate, the Pagans and other residents of the town organized protests.

Paganism

New COVID-19 Impacts: Wisconsin faith leaders issue statement; Major conference shifts again

By Nathan Hall | November 18, 2020

The recent sharp increase in cases and community spread of COVID-19 continues to impact communities, with states like Wisconsin utilizing interfaith for more support, and major conferences postponing for the second time.

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Pagan Community Notes: Statements on racial equality, Georgian co-founder crosses Veil, interfaith ritual in Chicago, and more!

By The Wild Hunt | June 8, 2020

In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: More Pagan groups issue statements on racial equality and George Floyd’s death, Georgian co-founder crosses Veil, interfaith ritual in Chicago, and more!

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Column: After Christchurch, Declarations or Deeds?

By Karl E. H. Seigfried | March 23, 2019

In the wake of the Christchurch attacks on mosques, Karl E.H. Seigfried challenges the Heathen community to take real steps toward combating white supremacy within and without Heathenry.

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Deck: This Might Hurt Tarot Deck,by Isabella Rotman, published by STERLING ETHOS, an imprint of Sterling Publishing Co., Inc.

Card: Major Arcana Thirteen (13) – Death

This week, there is apt to be a strong emphasis on letting go of something that no longer serves—be it a career, a belief, an object, or a relationship. The cycles of change are unavoidable, and by working with the energies of change rather than fighting against them, allow space for new and brighter opportunities to present themselves.

In contrast, avoidance or resistance to change is only likely to prolong the inevitable. The more one clings to opposing the incoming changes, the potential for stagnation and greater difficulties are only likely to increase. Refusal to recognize and accept what needs to be released is unlikely to prevent any transitions, but merely postpone the transformation, possibly making it even more difficult.

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