… a license plate? What about separation of church and state? Crist: If they dont want … for the HELL of it. I’m not religious, but this seems sacrilegious to me - …
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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Field trip of world religions doesn’t go far
April 27, 2009 – 2:30 am
… started a weekly “Souljourn” to explore that religious diversity, bringing students of different faiths to churches of different faiths, from Hare Krishna to … said Jaclyn Kalkhurst, 23, who runs a Pagan-Wiccan group on campus. “We love the drums. …
Field trip of world religions doesn’t go far
April 26, 2009 – 9:10 pm
… started a weekly “Souljourn” to explore that religious diversity, bringing students of different faiths to churches of different faiths, from Hare Krishna to … said Jaclyn Kalkhurst, 23, who runs a Pagan-Wiccan group on campus. “We love the drums. …
Garrison Keillor: It’s a strange new world we live in
April 26, 2009 – 8:32 pm
… through a Pizza Hut and the Hutites responding with one of a coven of witches explaining the Wiccan meaning of the dots on the domino. It is tempting the thought that …
Still Living With The Shadows
April 26, 2009 – 3:55 pm
At the age of 15, Nikki Russo checked into a California hospital for treatment of an eating disorder. It was in this hospital that she was eventually abducted by a nurse, initiated into a coven of witches and thrown into a dark world filled with drugs, alcohol, abuse and intimidation.
Today, Russos story and struggle to recovery is chronicled in the new book The Pomegranate Seed Nikki Russo
Ex-Wiccan Kendra Hovey Gets A New Start
April 26, 2009 – 3:55 pm
Tim Hovey said he knew that the whole town of Duxbury thought of he and his wife the Rev. Kendra Vaughan Hovey as the witches for their involvement with the towns First Church of Wicca.
Kendra, in fact, practiced Wicca for 30 years and was a high priestess for 20.
Wicca did a lot for me, she said. It really helped me grow in my spirituality and learn about human nature. It just wasnt
Earth Goddess Rising
April 26, 2009 – 3:55 pm
When Dante Aligheri wrote his Divina Commedia he mixed many elements of Greco-Roman culture with Medieval Christian thought of his time. For those who do not know (and there should be no one in the West who is not familiar with him) Dante was a 13th-14th century poet from Florence who wrote one of history`s great masterpieces. The Divine Comedy was a set of three works, each dealing with a diffe
St George In Historic Berkshire?
April 26, 2009 – 3:55 pm
The White Horse carved into the chalk hillside by the village of Uffington on the Berkshire downs is one that has always been steeped in mystery.
Reasons why the 374-ft long horse was built include a tribal emblem or a commemorative symbol of King Alfred’s triumphs over the Danes in 871.
It is said that the White Horse will dance on Dragon Hill when King Arthur, who is not dead but only slee
Justices Weigh Anti-Bias Move’s Impact On Whites
April 26, 2009 – 3:55 pm
The Supreme Court searched yesterday for the line where possible discrimination against one race turns into actual discrimination against another.
Conservative justices clearly believed they had found it in New Haven, Conn. That is where city officials threw out the results of the fire department’s test for advancement because no blacks and only two Hispanics would have been eligible.
City o
