UUCA CUUPS Pagan Celebrations
Future rituals (all at UUCA):
Below are our scheduled rituals/celebrations. All ages are invited to
participate.
Wed. Oct. 29, 7:00 p.m. - Samhain (in place of Vespers), rm. 209/210
Sat. Dec. 20 5:00 - 7:00 p.m - Winter Solstice/Yule, sanctuary
Vespers on Wednesday, October 29, 7 to 7:30 PM, will be a Mexican Day of the Dead Celebration. You are invited to come dressed as your favorite dead person. Things to bring are pictures of your ancestors and new babies; an apple, a pomegranate or other Fall fruit or a small pumpkin, a gourd or dried corn; orange & yellow flowers; decorations such as small plastic skeletons, skulls, etc. All ages are invited. This is a good event to bring kids who can't sit still to - we'll be moving around a lot. The Day of the Dead is a celebration of the lives of those who have died and of the continuation of life that is in our children. This Mexican tradition has its roots in the ancient Aztec civilization. The people did not fear death because they believed that the spirit continued on and lived in the underworld.
Sponsored by UUCA CUUPS (Covenant of UUPagans)
Questions? Contact Geneva N at 770-652-0601 or [email protected]