The Heresiarch’s Chair
The writings of an independent catholic bishop in the Luxumbrian Church.
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How New Gods Become Thinkable
A clarification at the outset: Ḥamadiaël is not a historically attested Egyptian god, Phoenician angel, or forgotten Semitic deity. I constructed the name.
That fact is important. It does not, however, answer the question that interests me...
THE PRIEST WAS A MAGICIAN: Saint Cyprian, Abbé Julio, Vintras, and the Catholic Metabolism of French Occultism
There is a wonderfully inconvenient saint standing near the entrance to the history of European magic.
His name is Cyprian.
Not Cyprian of Carthage, the formidable third-century bishop whose disputes concerning apostasy, reconciliation, b...
Our Lady of Sorrows Chaplet: An Eliate Theology and Practice of Mercy, Participation, and Hope
May the memory of our Mother’s sorrows never grow dim within us.
The devotion to Our Lady of Sorrows begins from an uncomfortable Christian premise: grace does not make suffering unreal.
Mary is kecharitōmenē, the one who has been graced,...
Our Lady of Sorrows: Standing Beside Others’ Crosses and Not Falling
Stabat autem iuxta crucem Iesu mater eius.
“Standing by the cross of Jesus was his mother.”
—John 19:25
There are forms of suffering that tell us what to do.
Hunger asks for bread. Illness asks for care. Loneliness asks for presence....
BY THINE OWN GENERATION I CONSTRAIN THEE
There is a recurrent problem in the study and practice of magic: we are remarkably good at asking whether something is traditional and considerably worse at specifying what we mean by the word.
Does traditional mean old? Historically attes...
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