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Article #563What is the PCCO Part 3
From: Lee A Rabe
Date: Tue, 26 Jul 1994 23:31
Date: Tue, 26 Jul 1994 23:31
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Part 3 Pagans can come together to enjoy themselves at such annual Council gatherings as the Vigil of Rememberance held June 10, the anniversary of the Salem Witch Trials, where we remember those who died at Salem and all victims of religious intolerance. This is followed by our annual picnic celebrating religious freedom. The Greening (a Beltane retreat), Winterfire (drumming in the dawn at Yule), Shadowmas (Samhain retreat), as well as Brigid's Fire, Springbourne, DrumSpirit and Summerset (a Labor Day weekend festival celebrating the last days and nights of summer.) Ecumenical Services For those in need of counseling or other religious services, the Council maintains a list of local licensed (legally recognized by the state of Ohio) Pagan clergy available to perform weddings and/or handfastings, Wiccanings, house blessings, and other life rituals. In addition, the Council facilitates monthly public rituals to allow solitary Pagans a religious outlet. These monthly rituals are conducted by people from a different tradition each month to allow the fullest expression of our diversity as a community. These monthly rituals are open to Pagan and non-Pagans alike to allow people to experience our rich heritage. Ohio Pagan Library The Ohio Pagan Library is still in its infancy, but the aim of this research library on Pagan and magical topics is to build a permanent collection of the best writing on magical topics available, to preserve rare texts, and to provide documentation of first-person magical experience. Another function of OPAL is to recommend texts of magical topics to inquirers, whether that is a student of magic studying a particular tradition or skill, or a library wishing to add to its collection. Disclaimer Although the Council provides a forum for Pagans and their many and diverse traditions, it does not speak for all Pagans. Pagans speak for themselves. Usually quite loudly. **** There it is. For more information, call 265-8862. Or email me, I'll answer as best as and as soon as I can.
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