Pagan Community Notes: Week of January 23, 2025
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes, Rev. Patrick McCollum announces his return to an old project, a new conference in Portland, new learning opportunities at Cherry Hill Seminary, the Pope…
Discovery of Saxon sword sheds new light on British population
Our UK correspondent Liz Williams reports on findings suggesting that individuals buried at Sutton Hoo and similar sites may have been soldiers who served in the Byzantine army Continue reading…
Indigenous leaders describe “Just Transition” to a green economy
Indigenous leaders are taking a prominent role in the 2025 World Economic Forum in Davos, advocating for a Just Transition that respects their rights and ecosystems, emphasizing the critical role…
Oat Bannoch for Imbolc
Siobhan Ball invites you to welcome Imbolc with folklore surrounding Brigid, goddess and saint, and a delicious recipe for a traditional unleavened oat bannoch. Continue reading Oat Bannoch for Imbolc…
Opinion: Rise, Resist, Bewitch
With the state of the world the way it is today, there’s no time like the present to fully commit to a demonic contract, aimed at dismantling the global empirical…
¿Existe un lugar para la IA generativa en la creación de hechizos y rituales?
La inteligencia artificial no tiene una relación personal e íntima con los elementos que la rodean/nos rodean. No tiene una conexión con lo Divino. Esta es la razón que a…
Is there a place for generative AI in creating spells and rituals?
AI doesn’t have a personal, intimate relationship to the elements around it/us. It doesn’t have a connection to the Divine. Continue reading Is there a place for generative AI in…
Pagan Community Notes: Week of January 16, 2025
In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: a new conference is coming to Portland, Oregon; Imbolc preparations at Circle Sanctuary; ATC’s Dusty Dionne becomes chairman of the local parks board; concerns…
Research appears to confirm Roman astonishment of Empowered Celtic women
New DNA research reveals that Iron Age Britain may have had a matrilocal society, where land passed through female lines and husbands joined wives’ communities. the findings support historical accounts…
Lawmaker seeks to exonerate the victims of the less known Maryland Witch Trials
Like similar efforts in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Scotland, a legislator in Maryland is introducing a bill to exonerate the victims of the state’s lesser-known witchcraft trials. Continue reading Lawmaker seeks…