On Sundays, between 11am and 12pm, the altar candles are lit, frankincense is burned and fresh flowers, when in season, are offered to the Goddess Fortuna.
Energies are raised in various ways during this hour of worship, regardless of whether or not any new rituals or recordings are taking place, to honor the Goddess and to mark a sacred day of prayer and devotion.
After the altar of the Goddess Fortuna has been attended, sometimes a sacred offering is made in honor of deities appropriate to the calendar like the Goddess Pax and Plutus, divine Goddess of world peace and the divine infant of peaceful abundance, and Juno, divine mother of Fortuna. Then, the Sunday morning sacred activities are concluded, in preparation for another week.
Energies are raised in various ways during this hour of worship, regardless of whether or not any new rituals or recordings are taking place, to honor the Goddess and to mark a sacred day of prayer and devotion.
After the altar of the Goddess Fortuna has been attended, sometimes a sacred offering is made in honor of deities appropriate to the calendar like the Goddess Pax and Plutus, divine Goddess of world peace and the divine infant of peaceful abundance, and Juno, divine mother of Fortuna. Then, the Sunday morning sacred activities are concluded, in preparation for another week.
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