Sedes Sapientiae

A Gnostic Catholic Shrine

[sedes-sapientiae]

Want to start a ChristoWitch/Pagan/etc Master List

Reblog if you fall into the following categories and clarify which categories you fall under:

Christian Witch

Christian Pagan

Christian Mystic

Esoteric Christian

Christian Druid

Baptist Witch

Gnostic Witch

Catholic Witch

Catholic Pagan

Trinitarian Wiccan

Christian Tarot Card Reader

Catholic Tarot Card Reader

Christian Empath

Christian Divination

Christian Angel Card Reader

Christian Oracle

Christian Green Witch

Christian Kitchen/Cottage Witch

Christian Hedge Witch

Eclectic Witch

Also reblog if I should add other categories. If you don't specify which category you belong to I will message you and ask. I wanna start a Master List of active Christian Witches )O(

EDIT: I originally had this as a directory. I used the wrong choice of words, this will simply be a master list. UNLESS enough people want me to make a directory, I can do that on a separate post. This one is strictly a master list

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You may think it’s evil, superstitious, or just ridiculous.

I don’t care.

Santa Muerte protects me and when it comes to La Flaca — I don’t play…

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The Annunciation by Marcello Venusti, 1512/5-1579

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[sedes-sapientiae]

No More Wishing by Hayley Taylor

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One of the oldest “Beware of the Dog” signs in the world. Domus del Poeta Tragico, PompeiiThe House of the Tragic Poet  is a typical 2nd century BC Roman house in Pompeii, Italy. The vestibule floor was decorated with a mosaic picture of a domesticated dog leashed and chained to an arbitrary point. Below the figure were the words “CAVE CANEM”, an ancient warning equivalent to the modern “Beware of the Dog”.

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[sedes-sapientiae]

Dear God! :(

[sedes-sapientiae]

Saint Patrick, Druids, Snakes, and Popular Myths

Great post debunking the “Snakes = Druids” myth

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❤ justfairythings✧･ﾟ:*

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[collectorsweekly]

Illustration from “Urania’s Mirror” 1825. The constellation of Antinous, the young lover of Roman Emperor Hadrian, was eliminated when the constellations were formalized by the International Astronomical Union in 1930. (Via the Library of Congress)

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Modern Medievalism | A look into the medieval parish church’s vestry: on vestments:

Vesting Priest with Apparelled Amice by Charles Blamey. Remarkable that an artist would bother to paint this subject in the first place, and even more remarkable that this painting dates only to 1991. Blamey, however, was an altar server for Saint Pancras Old Church in London and liked to paint what he called “ecclesiastical” (as opposed to religious) art.

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FALSE ADVERTISING

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Pierre Boaistuau. Histoires Prodigieuses. 1560.

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