December 14, 2005
The Henge of Keltria regalia and book shop : CafePress.com
I saw that the Henge has a couple new items available through Cafe Press. The Calendar is really nice - Great photos.
November 7, 2005
Book Release: "Memoirs of a Shape-Shifter"
"Memoirs of a Shape-Shifter," Thomas Kaplan-Maxfield's new book, is a novel that porportedly draws upn the Druid Tradition. It looks interesting and has my attention. I've put it on my wish list and know several other Druids that will want to read it.
August 14, 2005
Oh My Gods!
I recently encountered "Oh My Gods!" which is one of the funniest comics strips I've seen in years. My first encounter was with the February 4th, 2004 edition and really enjoyed it. I think that I'll contact them when I decide to bring Keltria: Journal of Druidism and Celtic Magick back next Spring.
August 6, 2005
Witchvox Article
The "Keltrian Druidism" article on Witchvox, which I wrote in 2003, now has exceeded 6,000 reads.
June 5, 2005
Supreme Court Upholds Prisoners' Religious Freedom
Americans United for Separation of Church and State reported that Supreme Court Upheld Prisoners' Religious Freedom:
A unanimous Supreme Court ruling reaffirmed religious liberty.
The court upheld the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA), a federal law that prohibits government from limiting prisoners' religious freedom without first showing a compelling reason.
The lawsuit was brought by adherents of nonmainstream religions: the
Satanist, Wicca, and Asatru religions, and the Church of
Jesus Christ Christian who claimed the Ohio prison system failed to accomodate free exercise of religion.
We have had problems with several state prisons not delivering Druidic materials to inmates.
A unanimous Supreme Court ruling reaffirmed religious liberty.
The court upheld the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA), a federal law that prohibits government from limiting prisoners' religious freedom without first showing a compelling reason.
The lawsuit was brought by adherents of nonmainstream religions: the
Satanist, Wicca, and Asatru religions, and the Church of
Jesus Christ Christian who claimed the Ohio prison system failed to accomodate free exercise of religion.
We have had problems with several state prisons not delivering Druidic materials to inmates.
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