In this week’s Pagan Community Notes: Sadly, some pearls were harmed in the preparation of an article. But things get better! Tower Grove Pride in St. Louis focuses on magickal traditions and LGBTQIA+ identities; Cherry Hill Seminary celebrates new ordinations (Congratulations!); plus Star’s Tarot, events, announcements, and more.

Continue reading Pagan Community Notes: Week of September 24, 2026 at The Wild Hunt.

An 11th-century serpent pendant discovered in northwestern Russia pairs a Christian warrior saint with a snake-haired figure rooted in the Medusa tradition, revealing the complex intersection of Christian faith and older protective practices in medieval Rus’.

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"Support Pagan owned, or values-aligned, small businesses" writes ATC Archpriest Dusty Dionne as they discuss the aligning spending and donations with Pagan values to strengthen the community.

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At the September equinox, the Wheel turns once again. Selena Fox, Belladonna LaVeau, Lilith Wolf, Jim Sayers, Macha NightMare, and Manny Tejeda y Moreno share reflections on harvest, gratitude, death, renewal, and balance.

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"I would warn you that there will be spoilers," writes Meg Elison in her review of the new film Practical Magic 2, "but there doesn’t seem to be much point as the sequel retells the same story as the original."

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Alan U. Dalul reviews the new oracle deck by Balázs Tátrai and Lilla Bölecz from Watkins Publishing, following up on their previous work, The Book of Forgotten Witches.

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"I have been teaching Witchcraft professionally for 35 years," writes Storm Faerywolf. "In addition to selling my books and my art, this is how I make my living. I don’t have a “regular job. At 14 I formally dedicated myself to the Craft and never looked back."

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Equinox Blessings!  

Pretty Much Everywhere on this Planet (You know, the one there’s no substitute for) —  Meteorological autumn began on September 1, covering September, October, and November—or, as we call them in South Florida: Heatember, Hotober, and BelieveItsFall. For most, though, the new season truly begins with the equinox.

The September equinox in 2026 occurs on Tuesday, September 22, at 8:05 p.m.

Continue reading Pagan Community Notes: Week of September 17, 2026 at The Wild Hunt.

In this month’s What the Hounds?: Baalshit, exorcism, and UFO demons. We just... whatever.

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Lehigh Valley Pagan Pride Day continued despite repeated disruptions by Christian protesters, who reportedly confronted adults and children before security intervened and police ultimately removed them from the event.

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