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A newly discovered Roman fort in Wales may illuminate The Dream of Macsen Wledig, a medieval legend linking Roman Emperor Magnus Maximus to Welsh sovereignty, suggesting ancient stories may preserve…
A new APA survey finds Americans stressed by the cost of living, the economy, and the nation’s future. As uncertainty shapes relationships and plans, many are seeking connection and finding…
Cemeteries are always in the spotlight this time of year! From Gothic mausoleums and moss-draped oaks to underwater memorials, The Wild Hunt revisits remarkable resting places where history, beauty, and…
What exactly is a “Witchy” aesthetic? Is there one out there that Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott can fit into? Join him as he figures out what kind of Witch…
“I’ve loved learning about the Fae since I started taking Witchcraft seriously around seven years ago,” writes Alan U. Dalul, “and there’s an author who’s an instant buy for me…
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, tofu-ll of things, many things, soy it is…. Witchcraft accusations – tis the season – a Taurus Full Moon, Cherry discusses death ministry, the…
From coast to coast to coast, three stories examine religious freedom in America, exploring witchcraft, Christian nationalism, religious pluralism, and a Florida church’s dispute over faith, charitable service, and local…
A new national survey finds sharp religious and political divisions over empathy, immigration, and democratic authority, while revealing that most Americans still express trust in their neighbors and people across…
With Halloween and Samhain approaching, TSA offers reminders for travelers carrying costumes, candy, and sacred objects. The broom may need checking, but preparation can help keep your seasonal journey moving…
Meg Elison reviews the 1977 and 2018 iterations of Suspiria, two films that tell the same story of dance and witchcraft in diametrically opposed ways. Continue reading Classics of Pagan…