Oct 29, 2025
A different piece of devotional jewelry, this one made with the Morrigan in mind. She is a goddess that I have felt called to for many years and it is my delight that I have something I can wear to honor her in my daily life.
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A different piece of devotional jewelry, this one made with the Morrigan in mind. She is a goddess that I have felt called to for many years and it is my delight that I have something I can wear to honor her in my daily life.
A very specific ask for those working with saints
When you’re reading about their lives and how devoted they were and how good they were and how pure and all of this, do you ever feel so flawed that it gives you a bit of existential anxiety?
Maybe its probably my scrupulosity talking, but I honestly have trouble reading about the Saints or reading their works because whenever I do I get this wave of despair; of feeling like I’m doomed because I can never measure up to how they do things (and I’m not sure I want to be honest?)
A piece of devotional jewelry made for Mary Magdalene. As I look more into folk catholicism and what exactly my practice will entail, I find myself more and more drawn to this astonishing woman and her teachings.