Wicca Infiltrates the Churches.(Wiccan rituals gaining popularity in Christian churches)

From: Insight on the News | Date: December 6, 1999| Author: Edwards, Catherine | Copyright information

Feminist proponents of Wicca, or modern-day witchcraft, now can be found within the clergy promoting the cult of the Goddess in many mainline Christian denominations.

When Kathleen Ward Atchason left Wicca, or witchcraft, to join the Roman Catholic Church she never dreamed she would encounter witchcraft within the walls of Christendom. Atcnason lives in Salem, Mass., and still encounters practicing Wiccans in the community and on the street -- but in the church?

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