(Image: Get Behind Me Satan, Ilya Repin 1895) To be performed on the standard Holy Rosary, to aid the goetic sorcerer in gaining the blessing of Christ; the greatest conjurer to walk the Earth, the King who conquered Hell. [Alternatively; upon the Chaplet of the Dead, in remembrance of Our Lord's 40 Hours in Hell] … Continue reading Rosarium Christus Rex Infernus
New Orisons for the Open Hours
"You should know, reader, that there are many creatures in which sorcery cannot penetrate on account of some prayer they might say everday at bedtime and as they rise." - True Treasure of Black and White Magic; the Book of St. Cyprian, the Sorcerer's Treasure translated by José Leitão The open hours refer to particular … Continue reading New Orisons for the Open Hours
St Lucia
Lucia was born in 283 to a noble family in the city of Siracusa, Sicily. Her father was a Roman, but he died when she was 5 years old. Her mother, Eutychia was of Greek origin. When Lucia’s mother became ill, she went on a pilgrimage with her mother, in 300, to Catania, to St. … Continue reading St Lucia
Rosarium Imperatrix Inferni
“My children,” Mary seems to say, “when the enemy assails you, fly to me. Cast your eyes on me, and be of good heart. Since I am your defender, victory is assured to you.” In this way, turning to Mary is a most secure means to conquer all the assaults of hell. For she is … Continue reading Rosarium Imperatrix Inferni
Luciferian Catholicism
Lucifer WORD ORIGIN before 1000; Middle English, Old English < Latin: morning star, literally, light-bringing, equivalent to lūci- (stem of lūx) light + -fer -fer noun a proud, rebellious archangel, sometimes identified with Satan, who fell from heaven. a title of the planet Venus when appearing as the morning star. Catholic WORD ORIGIN 1300–1350; Middle … Continue reading Luciferian Catholicism
Review: Balkan Folk Magic: Zmaj by Katarina Pejovic
My interest in the traditional witchcraft and folklore of the Balkans began a few years ago, when I was blessed to stumble upon Balkan Traditional Witchcraft by Radomir Ristic. In the book, Radomir describes what is very much a living tradition, one that had evolved and adapted over time yet nevertheless maintained very ancient roots. … Continue reading Review: Balkan Folk Magic: Zmaj by Katarina Pejovic
The Orison of the Instrument
"Lord make me an instrument..." -St Francis Orison : Preparation. Lord God Adonay, who hast made man in Thine own image and resemblance out of nothing! I, poor sinner that I am, beg Thee to deign bless and sanctify this water, so that it may be healthy for my body and my soul, and that … Continue reading The Orison of the Instrument
