Join Fr. Lou Scurti for the 25th Sunday in ordinary time. Sept. 21, 2014Readings for MassFirst Reading: Isaiah 55:6-9Responsorial Psalm: Psalms 145:2-3, 8-9,...
According to every Eddic poem Hymiskvia, the Jtunn Hymir is also the father of the god Tr. Hymir is also the spouse of the Hrór.
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Myths of the Norsemen: From the Eddas and Sagas
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Ancient gods and terrible rituals await within these pages, as we explore the dark corners of forest and field alike.Delve into this Folk Horror anthology series and discover why the kids have to smoke 'scarecrow, ' how the village of Kinlet brings in the May, and why you should avoid the parade in East Marion.These are the stories that come back to terrorize us on solstice and equinox, and by the light of the full moon. The stories they don't want us to tell. These are stories of the Old Ways.S
Referred to in the Sagas of the Norse, the vardlokkur was sung during the rite of a Völva;a type of seeress. This article explores what it actually is and the purpose it serves.
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UD: Feb. 2019 In a world where the average woman was not expected to live beyond her 20’s, and death in childbirth was common, it is little wonder that one of the most widespread cults in the Celtic (and Romano-Celtic) world was that of the Nutrices – the protectors of maternity and…
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Number 7, 2015 Since Glencairn Museum News is published on Facebook, Twitter, and Tumblr, as well as via email, we decided it was high time to publish an article about cats! Glencairn’s Egyptian collection includes images of cats in bronze, stone, faience and other materials. In this essay, Dr. Jennifer Houser Wegner, Associate Curator in the Egyptian Section of the Penn Museum (University of Pennsylvania), explains the role of "cats, lions, and fabulous felines" in ancient Egyptian life. Photo: A bronze votive statuette of a seated cat in Glencairn Museum’s Egyptian collection.
When I was writing about the Irish goddess Flidais, I said that I would be covering hunting goddesses and horned goddesses in another post. The post on hunting goddesses was duly written, but the horned goddesses slipped away. This may be due in part to the fact that I thought of horned goddesses as a…
The Wild Goddess This piece was created for a very spiritual healer, commissioned by her partner. It is a piece of sacred art made to be used in ceremony and ritual. The image was created through a series of meditations over the summer of 2018 and it was to be the first time I connected […]
"Manannán has strong ties to the Isle of Man, where he is referenced in a traditional ballad as having been the nation's first ruler.[5] On Midsummer, t... Manannan mac Lir
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This piece was requested by the guardian of the Temple for Elen, based on a vision he had from her and of her to birth this piece and to establish her house again in these times… And oh how we are in need of her wisdom. In the beginning I didn’t have much knowledge or […]
Have you had those seasons of life where everything falls apart and you wrestle with God through dark, uncertain times? Those seasons can be all consuming and difficult to find joy, let alone praise God through heartache. Maybe it was the diagnosis that came and left you grappling with a new reality. Maybe it was
