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This past weekend was Lammas holiday, the first harvest -- and it was also a rare historic event for Paganistan. Minnesota Church of the Wicca (MCoW)...
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Find out more about Murphy: Murphy is a contemporary Pagan practitioner-scholar (with a Ph.D.). She is a cultural anthropologist specializing in religions and American religious cultures, and has been a practicing Pagan for more than 13 years. Her dissertation (soon to become a book), Paganistan, is about the history and formation of the Pagan community in the Twin Cities, and she has several academic publication credits on contemporary Paganism. Send Murphy a message. |
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It wasn't that long ago that a seeker who was interested in finding a Wiccan coven, Druid grove, or a public Full Moon ritual to attend would be...
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One of the founders of the Mentoring Elders Forum in St. Paul, Volkhvy, made a study of how traditional cultures function for years. He told me he...
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When explaining what Pagan Summer festivals are like to folks who aren't Pagan, the comment occasionally surfaces that, gee, for religious gatherings,...
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The basic structure of a Pagan Summer festival tends to be similar regardless of location or theme. Typically a week in length, attendees arrive at...
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Summer festival season is upon Paganistan... which also means it's time to uncork the mead.Mead is possibly mankind's oldest alcoholic beverage, a...
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Abbey graduated from high school this week; her own personal rite of passage markes a larger transition in her...
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Last night's Coffee Cauldron brought a spontaneous Pagan community event besides the usual socializing -- and a slightly dirtier one.Friends of the...
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An priestess in Paganistan told me years ago in an interview: "Paganism is a religion that celebrates the theatre of the seasons. What better...
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Some of Minneapolis's Pagans joke from time to time about forming a tour of the Twin Cities based on Emma Bull's fantasy novel, War for the Oaks....
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