Pagan/Wiccan News

On November 19, 2012, the Wikipedia page for the writer David Jay Brown was deleted.

Have you heard a better name for an exhibition than: "A strange cross between a butcher's shop and a nightclub", before? No, us neither, but that's the name and premise of artist and performer Jonathan Baldock's first exhibition in three years, opening at Wysing Arts Centre, Bourn, on Sunday.

Ideally, governmental bodies would refrain from including prayers - even ecumenical, "lowest common denominator" ones - in their public proceedings.

On May 20, 325 A.D., the Roman Emperor Constantine called for the First Council of Nicaea.

The Supreme Court said Monday it will hear a new case on the intersection of religion and government in a dispute over prayers used to open public meetings.

There is only one way to mark the first stirring of spring in Derbyshire - the dressing of the wells of course.

The centenary of the 29 May 1913 premiere of Igor Stravinsky 's The Rite of Spring is being celebrated by numerous orchestras and ballet companies this year, which is always worth mentioning when that first performance incited a riot.

It could be said that Wicca isn't obscure at all, given how many people have heard of it from movies like The Craft and television shows like Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but such depictions of the religion are inaccurate for one reason above any other.

The Inti Raymi or "Festival of the Sun" was the biggest festivity, most important, spectacular and magnificent celebrated during the Inca times.

A DRUID leader has lost his High Court bidto force the re-interment of ancient bones dug up by archaeologists at Stonehenge .

It was announced to the public on May 14, 2013 that Daniel LaPlante is suing a prison for not allow him items such as dragon's blood cake, medians and other such Wiccan items.

Why are we calling this issue - this particular themed segment of content on the wubs and in the paper - the Summer Fun issue? And even if you're not a student and so it's just more of the same-old same-old but with hotter weather, still, there's some vestigial feeling of greater freedom, less regimentation, and, yes, just plain fun in the air.

Jedi, druid and pagan weddings could be made legal across Britain under proposals from MPs, it was claimed last night.