Posts belonging to Category Sabbat
Posted by Angela on February 1, 2011
Whether you celebrate Imbolc, Candlemas, or the Feast of St. Brigid I hope you are enjoying your holiday!!! I apologize, again, for my absenteeism. I am currently working hard on catching up with emails, writing a ritual for Cairo that will be done Sunday morning at Temple, helping with public Imbolc rite on Saturday, as [...]
Categories: Life, Sabbat
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Tags: blessings, candlemas, feast, holiday, imbolc, public, ritual, st brigid, temple
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Posted by Angela on December 5, 2010
Going to bed last night, I had a post in mind. But I was too lazy to get up and jot a note down to myself. As a result, I sat on the John this morning struggling to remember what awesome inspiring post I had hiding in the inner sanctum of my mind. It’s still [...]
Categories: Christmas, holiday, Sabbat, Solstice
| Tags: advent calendar, birthday, cakes, candy, Christmas, family, holiday, kids, solstice
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Posted by Angela on December 3, 2010
We have been rearranging the house to make room for a tree. In that we needed to figure out where to move my altar. The hubs had a workspace in a nook in our living room that he stopped using and didn’t want to use any further because lack of light. So he gave me [...]
Categories: holiday, Sabbat
| Tags: altar, Christmas, decorations, family, heirlooms, holiday, kids, ornaments, solstice, winter
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Posted by Angela on October 27, 2010
Actually it’s been up for awhile, I just now got around to talking about it. So true to what I had said previously, I did the entire thing surrounding my father’s family. I really need to get frames for the pictures. I simply printed them from our office printer, which turned out really super nice [...]
Categories: Religion, Sabbat, Samhain
| Tags: ancestral altar, candles, marigold petals, pictures, rite, Sabbat, samhain
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Posted by Angela on October 18, 2010
I didn’t think I would be finding out more information on my paternal family, but I did! So for some cool facts. My great grandfather, Emil Kunschmann, came over in 1925 at the tender age of 19. Three years later he met my great grandmother, Helen Feduik, and after three days of courting, they got [...]
Categories: Life, Sabbat, Samhain
| Tags: altar, Ancestory, dysfunction, family, pictures, Sabbat, samhain
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