The Roman Catholic Church in England and Wales, worried about the growing influence of Harry Potter and his team of young wizards, has published a guide aimed at helping teenagers deal with 21st century witchcraft.
Elizabeth Dodd, the book's author and herself a former Wiccan who became a Catholic said the booklet is intended to help Catholics assess the history and beliefs of Wicca, and also how to talk to Wiccans they might meet in a pub.
COMMENT: MadPriest suggests that if she is a cute Wiccan, you should buy her a pint of Pendle Witches Brew and compliment her on "her many charms."
Excellent advice, MP. That's just what we witchy pagans like best
ReplyDeleteI'm more into her Magic Orbs. ;-p
ReplyDeleteI'm still in favor of Young's Double Chocolate Stout.
ReplyDeleteGive her a pastry with it and call it "Cakes and Ale". I once had a former Wiccan-turned-Roman Catholic commenting at my blog. She stopped when she realized I could not be 'saved' from being an Episcopalian.
ReplyDeleteIs Harry Potter really turning people towards Wicca? ... I find that hard to believe.
ReplyDeletehmmm pwb. after 4 pints of that i get very theological in my discussions down the pub. mind you they now have brew dog on which is beer for punks
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