Beltane is the midpoint between the Spring Equinox and the Summer Solstice, and is traditionally celebrated on May 1st. However, the astronomical midpoint is usually a few days later. While Beltane Day is very sacred to me, I also celebrate a whole Beltane season, which, for my personal practice, involves a fortnight of festivities centered on May 1st and astronomical Beltane.
Through A Glass, Brightly: Thoughts On Beltane
Read one of our member’s reflection on Beltane as the holiday fast approaches
Beltane Fires
Bonfires are associated with Beltane. They are said to cleanse the land and make seeds grow faster. Cattle were driven between two such fires to protect them from illness and …
A Weekend Celebration to Welcome Summer
written by: Heather G., S.J., Courtney, Stephanie T., and Rose In ancient Europe, time was told predominantly by the sun and years were separated into two seasons: Summer and Winter. …
What’s the Word: May 2017
What’s the word is a monthly review posted each month to review the month before. This will discuss all Church happenings, including rituals, classes and workshops, and community service activities. …