Pagan Community Notes: Remembering 9/11 at Twenty-Five, New Orleans Voodoo Temple Transitions, Fall Festival Updates, and Media Milestones

By Manny Tejeda y Moreno | September 10, 2026 Main Facts As the global Pagan and esoteric communities gather for the transition from late summer into the introspective depths of autumn, this week’s comprehensive roundup of Pagan Community Notes covers a diverse array of monumental milestones, institutional shifts, and cultural announcements. Foremost among this week’s…

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Embracing the Equinox: Global Traditions, Ecological Migration, and Pagan Community Announcements for Autumn 2026

News Desk September 17, 2026 Main Facts: The Turning of the Cosmic Wheel As the Northern Hemisphere prepares to transition from the warmth of summer into the crisp reflection of autumn, communities across the globe are turning their attention toward the September equinox. Formally occurring on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, at 8:05 p.m. EDT (00:05…

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Trump Administration Unveils Sweeping Overhaul of U.S. Conservation Policy: Gray Wolf Review and National Forest Roadless Rule Targeted

WASHINGTON — In a pair of coordinated regulatory maneuvers, the Trump administration has launched an aggressive overhaul of federal conservation policy. The actions target both the Endangered Species Act (ESA) protections for apex predators and long-standing safeguards across millions of acres of national forests. Proponents argue the measures are necessary to support struggling rural economies,…

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When Worlds Collide: Exorcisms, State Department Bulls, and UFO Demonic Parallels in the Latest Edition of "What the Hounds?"

WILMINGTON, N.C. / WASHINGTON / EASTON, Pa. — Every so often, the editors at The Wild Hunt encounter a news cycle so thoroughly surreal that the only appropriate response is a stunned silence followed by a re-read of the headline. Sometimes, the investigative hounds simply tilt their heads at a strange trail, sniff the air,…

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Beyond the Boundary: Evangelism, Consent, and the Delicate Balance of Religious Liberty in Pluralistic Spaces

By the Editorial Desk Published in association with religious-liberty analysis and interfaith commentary. Main Facts In an era defined by deeply polarized cultural landscapes, the intersection of aggressive religious proselytization and secular or alternative community spaces has ignited intense legal, ethical, and philosophical debates. At the core of this ongoing friction is a fundamental question:…

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Maine Supreme Court Rules in High-Stakes Child Custody and Religious Freedom Dispute, Paving the Way for U.S. Supreme Court Challenge

PORTLAND, Maine — In a unanimous and legally significant ruling, the Maine Supreme Judicial Court has determined that family courts may rely on the standard "best interest of the child" framework to resolve religious upbringing disputes between separated parents, without needing to apply strict constitutional scrutiny. The decision, handed down on September 1 in Emily…

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Lehigh Valley Pagan Pride Day Perseveres Through Protester Disruptions and Police Intervention

EASTON, Pa. — What was meant to be a vibrant, community-focused celebration of earth-based spirituality, education, and charity in eastern Pennsylvania nearly derailed on Saturday, September 12, 2026. The annual Lehigh Valley Pagan Pride Day, hosted at a public venue in Easton, faced repeated interruptions from a group of Christian proselytizers who targeted attendees—including young…

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Cultivating the Craft: A Review and Deep Dive into Raechel Henderson’s A Witch Is: 13 Keys to Witchcraft

September 13, 2026 By Alan U. Dalul | Arts & Culture Main Facts: Redefining Modern Witchcraft Through Character During a prolonged period away from The Wild Hunt due to immigration and green card restrictions, columnist Alan U. Dalul turned inward. While navigating bureaucratic limbo, his practice relied heavily on reading, continuous learning, and seeking innovative…

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Unveiling Domina: Archaeologists Discover Organized Roman-Era Women’s Cult Deep Within Spain’s Cova Dones

MILLARES, Spain — Deep within the labyrinthine limestone chambers of Cova Dones in eastern Spain, a team of international archaeologists has unearthed breathtaking evidence of a structured, 2,000-year-old Roman-era religious cult. Centered around women, ritual deposits, and a mysterious female deity known only by her authoritative title, Domina—"The Lady"—the discovery represents the largest collection of…

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