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Column: A Pagan Dreams of Station Island

By Eric O. Scott | October 23, 2021

Eric O. Scott dreams about the strange pilgrimage site called St. Patrick’s Purgatory and wonders what such a ritual might look like in a Pagan context.

animals

Column: The Blessings of St. Groundhog

By Eric O. Scott | September 4, 2021

Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott on his relationship with St. Groundhog, a marmot who lives in the churchyard across the street.

Paganism

Column: May We Touch the Past?

By Eric O. Scott | December 11, 2020

Weekend editor Eric O. Scott comments on the recent defacement of Stoney Littleton Long Barrow and the relationship of Pagans to ancient sites.

Egil Skallagrimson

Column: Longing to Go Abroad

By Eric O. Scott | July 11, 2020

Weekend Editor Eric Scott receives a lovely set of books that make him long to go on pilgrimage.

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Column: Kits in the Tree

By Eric O. Scott | May 23, 2020

Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott discovers a gaze of raccoons in his back yard.

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