Follow the meditation of the 18th Sunday of Ordinary Time of Year C, with the Jesuit Father Flavien Zolabi. Readings: Qo 1.2.2, 21-23; Collar 3.1-5.9-11; Luke 12, 13-21 Dear brothers and sisters, the texts of today’s liturgy, 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time of liturgical year C, invite us to meditate on our relationship to material … Read more
Nine women are burned for witchcraft on a riverbank in Dumfries, Scotland (April 13, 1659). MARY EVANS PICTURE LIBRARY / PHOTONONSTOP EThey were accused of spoiling the crops, of changing into animals to commit their misdeeds, even of dancing with the devil. In Europe, between the sixteenthand and the XVIIIand century, thousands of women and, … Read more
A bill supported by the majority MPs in the Scottish Parliament should come back this summer on the conviction for witchcraft of thousands of individuals. including a large majority of women. There was fire. Almost three centuries after the death of the last “witch” in the United Kingdom, the Scottish Parliament could pardon some 2,600 … Read more