Hearts on Fire in the Garden of Lady Death

On the old pilgrimage route lay the small town of St. Mary’s Temple, once it had great importance, as many on pilgrimage would stop here to sleep, eat, go to Mass and they brought lot’s of business with them, but through the years their numbers dwindled, and since the government laid a highway, hardly any … Continue reading Hearts on Fire in the Garden of Lady Death

Thanking Santa Muerte for Sparing My Welsh Workplace from Covid with a Pilgrimage to Mexico

By guest contributor Soror Brigantia* It was 2020 and I was working as a key worker in a residential social care establishment as covid began to rage through houses in multiple occupations. It was difficult supporting residents and staff through such a trying and uncertain time, hoping each day when I left the house for … Continue reading Thanking Santa Muerte for Sparing My Welsh Workplace from Covid with a Pilgrimage to Mexico

“The two Saints: A journey to the Fascinating World of Santa Muerte and San La Muerte”

By Luciano Martucci, independent anthropologist The unprecedented ethnographic exposition in Bologna, which revealed the synergy between two unique religious expressions in Latin America, has sparked growing interest among Europeans. The exhibition "The Two Saints," was the first of its kind in Europe, offering unique perspectives on Santa Muerte and San La Muerte in a singular … Continue reading “The two Saints: A journey to the Fascinating World of Santa Muerte and San La Muerte”

Death in the UK – An English Santa Muerte Devotee Honors His Grandfather

By guest contributor Wesley Gerrard* Death is the only guarantee we have – even birth isn’t guaranteed. Death comes to everything – to every rock, to every tree, to every monkey, to every cow, to every human, to every atom, to every nucleus, to every quark to every photon. It is what binds everything together. … Continue reading Death in the UK – An English Santa Muerte Devotee Honors His Grandfather