NEW CLASS: An Evening with Benedicaria!

Called “Benedicaria,” “Medicina Popolare,” and many other names by practitioners and detractors alike, the art of folk healing and magic is ancient as the first people living on Italian soil, while at the same time modern as any of us living here and now. Shaped by the Etruscan, Roman, Catholic, and Feudal civilizations of the Old World, and surviving persecution in the New, this spiritual knowledge has survived tremendous opposition, only to find itself slowly fading away as a result of assimilation and modernism.

Join Agostino for an evening as he explores the history, cultural context, and practice of Benedicaria, alongside where the word originally came from and the contours of this fascinating interplay of herbs, saints, novenas, and magico-religious ways of thinking.

Registration is $15 per person, and includes permanent access to the full video. Registration is automatic for Patreon subscribers at the $15 and above level.

Registration is at this link:
https://bit.ly/2U1QjmS

And my Patreon can be found here:
https://www.patreon.com/agostino

About Agostino

Originally from Queens, N.Y., and having grown up in Dayton, OH, Agostino Taumaturgo is a unique figure. He is the product of the unlikely combination of coming from a Traditional Roman Catholic background and a spirituality-friendly home. It was in this home that Agostino first learned the basics of meditation, prayer, and spiritual working. In time Agostino completed his theology studies and was ordained to the priesthood and was later consecrated a bishop. He has since left the Traditional movement and brings this knowledge to the “outside world” through his teaching and writing, discussing spiritual issues and practical matters through the lens of traditional Christian theology.
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