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  • High School Counselor Invites Witches Who Gave Students Crystals, Loses Job

    01/24/2023 3:28:09 PM PST · by nickcarraway · 14 replies
    Christian Post ^ | SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 2023 | Anugrah Kumar
    Salem Witch Sandra Wright blows in the fumes from the incense during the Salem Witches' Magic Circle at Salem Common on Halloween in Salem, MA, on October 31, 2018. The ceremony involving local and visiting witches celebrates loved ones that have crossed over into the spirit world. The witches believe that on Halloween, the veil between the living and the dead is at its thinnest and connections can be made to those being mourned or missed. A Catholic high school counselor in Pennslyvania lost her job after inviting three "witches" to speak to students, who gave them crystals that Wiccans...
  • Witches Now Outnumber Presbyterians in America as Number of Pagans Soar to 1.5 MILLION

    11/19/2018 6:58:44 AM PST · by sevinufnine · 63 replies
    Daily Mail UK ^ | 11/19/2018 | Ariel Zilber
    The number of self identified witches in America has soared in recent years to 1.5 million. A survey by Pew Research found 0.4% of Americans, between 1 and 1.5 million - identify as Wicca or Pagan, according to Quartz. That means there are now more witches in the US than there are Presbyterians who have around 1.4 million adherents. Experts believe that the explosion in the witch population is due to millennial women’s embracing of new-age spirituality, mindfulness, meditation, and yoga. Wicca, also called Witchcraft or The Craft, is a Pagan religion which emerged in Britain in the early 20th...
  • The Witch Next Door

    04/23/2006 6:20:58 PM PDT · by Coleus · 6 replies · 691+ views
    Catholic Exchange ^ | 04.22.06 | Br. Paul Stein
    “Your son and daughter might be the next Hansel and Gretel,” should have been the warning label on the Guide to Paganism supplied to British prison governors by the Pagan Federation. Michael Spurr, director of operations of the Prison Service, approved the new norms, which allow pagan British inmates possession of incenses and an amulet, the services of pagan “chaplains,” and the practice of rites and chants in their cells, London’s Times reported on October 17th of last year.  Pretence of Antiquity Witchcraft and paganism have been growing worldwide, especially the practice of Wicca, for which courses one can now...