From Yahoo!News: Modern pagans honor Zeus in Athens
The group that organized this ritual, Ellinais, apparently has already "won a court battle for state recognition of the ancient Greek religion and is demanding the government register its offices as a place of worship, a move that could allow the group to perform weddings and other rites." I would be very interested in seeing a Hellenic Pagan wedding ritual. I wouldn't doubt that it's been done before, but to see it gain this type of attention would be something that I'd like to follow.
-Reileen
and my hands are cold tonight, but the sky is bright with stars
A clutch of modern pagans honored Zeus at a 1,800-year-old temple in the heart of Athens on Sunday — the first known ceremony of its kind held there since the ancient Greek religion was outlawed by the Roman empire in the late 4th century.
The group that organized this ritual, Ellinais, apparently has already "won a court battle for state recognition of the ancient Greek religion and is demanding the government register its offices as a place of worship, a move that could allow the group to perform weddings and other rites." I would be very interested in seeing a Hellenic Pagan wedding ritual. I wouldn't doubt that it's been done before, but to see it gain this type of attention would be something that I'd like to follow.
-Reileen
and my hands are cold tonight, but the sky is bright with stars