Catholic witch

The reason witches became demonized (or a huge part of it) was because when women practiced the same holy rituals priests and monks performed, the men felt threatened. There's a reason Evangelicals hate Catholics and think we're witches - our traditions are basically ancient witchcraft (Catholic bishops still wear amethyst to protect from negativity and quiet the mind for contemplation). But since men are performing it instead of women, we consider it holy instead of evil. #letwomenbepriests

My post WTF is a Christian Witch has been viewed nearly 20k times this last year. It’s amazing to me how many people out there are vibing with this idea of being both a little bit witchy and a little bit Jesus-y. I mostly just wrote that post as a way to process some of my own thoughts on the

🕯️🥀✝️ #aeathetic #catholic #spiritual #witch #roses #cross #gothic #art #collage

We have all heard of Bubonic plague, smallpox and typhoid, but between 990 and 1130 AD it is estimated that over 50,000 people died from the so-called “Holy Fire” disease in southern France alone, according to a Microbiology Society article.

Many Craft traditions use prayer beads. These are commonly known as "Witch's Ladders." A Witch's Ladder is used in spells when we want to focus our intent on a specific goal. There is a type of Witch's Ladder that we use at Ariel's Corner called a Witch's Rosary. It is similar in many ways to a Catholic Rosary. In fact I researched the beginnings of the Catholic Rosary and discovered its pre-Christians roots.