June is a time of celebration. Graduations take place. Father's Day is observed. And summer officially begins.
"Even him, whose coming is after the working of Satan with all power and signs and lying wonders," 2 Thessalonians 2:9 (KJV)
EDITOR'S NOTE: The LA WEEKLY reports that the Satanic Temple plans a pentagram ceremony on the coming June 6th - 6/6/16 - over the city of Lancaster just north of LA. The digital magazine thinks it's all fun and games but nothing could be further from the truth. The tide of darkness in this nation is rising almost faster than you can track it. The world is being prepared for the arrival of Antichrist.
It's also when the
Satanic Temple of Los Angeles has scheduled festivities for a revered day in the diabolic community — 6/6/16. The group, which has 12 members, says it's heading to Lancaster on June 6 to take part in a "satanic ritual," according to a statement. The schedule is secret, but the appearances will be designed to raise awareness of the religion, organizer Thuc Nguyen told us.
Co-organizers also include William Morrison and Ali Kellogg, Nguyen said. Members of the sect also will be in Lancaster to support local Steve Hill, billed as the first Satanic Temple member to run for public office around these parts. He's vying for a state Senate seat.
"We will be hitting five different points around the city, performing various rituals," Nguyen said. "When we're finished it will all connect together for the magic hour around sundown."
A statement from the temple explains the fun in more detail:
The Pentagram is a star with five points. Using GPS technology we will place the five points of the star so that the Pentagram will encompass your entire city. When all of the points are in place, the Pentagram is completed. Drawing this symbol around your city represents a solemn promise from us, the Satanic Temple of Los Angeles. We will stand with the good people of the City of Lancaster and struggle for our constitutional right to individual liberty, freedom of expression and the separation of church and state in your community.
Members also plan to deliver their Bible, so to speak,
The Seven Tenets, to Lancaster city leaders. Or at least they'll try to, Nguyen said.
This sect, with roots at Harvard and Cambridge, is decidedly intellectual. Animals are respected; people, even more so.
The group once had a barbecue where a Trump piñata was bashed, Nguyen said. That's downright civil and just.
"We stand up for human rights and civil rights," she said. "We get together on a social and political level."
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