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Early Monday morning, the Satanic Temple was attacked by someone throwing an explosive device. No injuries were reported. The mayor condemned the attack as “reprehensible” while the FBI has joined…
A newly published book titled ‘Pagan America’ raises concerns about the decline of Christianity and stirs apprehensions regarding the resurgence of Paganism, cautioning that “Evil is coming.” Continue reading Editorial:…
Sköll had caught Sunna; Fvni Lusa had begun his meal; Apep’s gaze had overwhelmed mighty Ra. In town, the church bells tolled, sounding that it was two o’clock or the…
Witches and Pagans are preparing for tomorrow’s Great American Eclipse. Here we collect some thoughts on the meaning of tomorrow’s great astrological event from a variety of Pagan perspectives. Continue…
I grew up down the street from the Key Bridge. Looking back, I had taken the time to drive across the bridge on my last few trips home. I took…
April is known for cherry blossoms, plenty of showers to bring May flowers, and interim change. This turbulent time of struggles with life, family, and work I watched the near-live…
An exhibition in the Netherlands brings guests face to face with the realistic portraits of ancient Egyptians produced in the Roman period. Continue reading Amsterdam exhibit invites us to see…
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, “Once upon a time I was falling in love, now I’m only…” No, wait, that’s wrong… This is correct: The Great North American eclipse…
Our correspondent in Greece, Elyse Welles, visits the Strovilos exhibition by Renata Kotsafti celebrating the arrival of spring. Continue reading Celebrating Greek Folk Traditions: Strovilos’ Spring Equinox Art Exhibition at…
A seminar in Mexico discusses the advances and challenges in implementing the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Continue reading Event emphasizes more Indigenous legal recognition needed across…