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Candlemas Lore

Posted on 30 January 2020 by Ash McSidhe24 August 2024

Our coven celebrates February 2 as Candlemas, following the custom of our parent Tradition; it is known by many other names, however – Brigidh, Imbolc, Oimelg, and others. The word Imbolc is said to derive from the Old Irish Imbolg meaning in the … Continue reading →

Posted in Candlemas, Feasts and Seasonal Lore, Wheel of the Year | Tagged candlemas, feasts, Holidays, imbolc, lore, weather, wheel of the year

A candle in the Dark

Posted on 2 February 2018 by Nemed Cuculatii2 February 2018

Then Wheel has turned; some call it Imbolg, Candlemas, Oimelc, Brighid’s Day, the Feast of Lights, Groundhog’s Day. It’s the time of year when we can really discern that the light has returned. Longer days,depite  the snows and rains. Animals … Continue reading →

Posted in Candlemas | Tagged songs, wheel of the year

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