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Category Archives: Liturgical Calendar
Summer Solstice: Let Your Light Shine
Litha or Summer Solstice contains powerful themes that are of interest to Christians and Pagans alike. In fact, I suspect this powerful day in the Northern Hemisphere has been revered ever since human beings began noticing the cycles of nature … Continue reading
Posted in Litha, Liturgical Calendar, Midsummer, Wheel of the Year
Tagged Christian, Litha, Midsummer, Pagan, Sabbat, Summer Solstice, Wicca
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What If…I’m Dreaming of a Green Christianity
What if…Christians could let go of their need to be “right” and listen to the voices of other spiritual paths? Is it possible for us to let go of our sacred cows and learn from others who also have deep … Continue reading
Posted in Creation Spirituality, Liturgical Calendar, Spirituality, Wheel of the Year
Tagged Christian, Pagan, Spirituality, Wicca
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Ash Wednesday: Our Connection to the Divine
In my tradition, we celebrated Ash Wednesday last night, February 1st. Kimberly Winston wrote the following about the origins of this ritual in the Huffington Post in an article entitled Ash Wednesday Explained: The Meaning Behind the Dust: “There is … Continue reading
Posted in Lent, Liturgical Calendar
Tagged Ash Wednesday, ashes, forehead, Odin, orogin, Shiva
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Season of Creation
For those who belong to Christian faith communities, I have an interesting resource for those who are looking for an alternative to the Revised Common Lectionary (a three year series of appointed readings for worship). The Season of Creation is … Continue reading
Time Keeps On Ticking
People mark time in different ways. Some of us carry a physical calendar with us to keep track of events and appointments. Others use a virtual one on our cell phones. Some have four seasons and all the delightful changes … Continue reading
Posted in Advent, Beltane, Christmas, Easter, Epiphany, Imbolc, Lent, Liturgical Calendar, Lughnasadh, Mabon, Midsummer, Ostara, Samhain, Wheel of the Year, Yule
Tagged Spirituality, Wicca
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April: Moon of the Waters
April 4th’s full moon is known by some Pagans as the “moon of the waters.” It embodies the old saying that “April showers bring May flowers.” The rains of April help the earth to turn green again. It seems like … Continue reading
Posted in Easter, Esbats, Liturgical Calendar, Ostara, Wheel of the Year
Tagged Spirituality, Wicca
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