Sunday, September 19, 3-6pm, this event will be occurring via Zoom

Autumn Equinox is Three Cranes Grove’s anniversary rite — this year marks our nineteenth anniversary as a grove! During this rite, we swear in new officers, we recite our grove’s epic poem “Clutiā Trion Garanonon,” and we praise Teutates, the Gaulish god of the tribe. Teutates is a multi-faceted figure, more a title than an identity, and (as we often sing) he is “known to each of us in our own way” — some Three Cranes Grove members see Teutates as the god Esus, others as our beloved Crane-spirit Garanus, yet others as various deities and spirits from across the Indo-European cultures. No matter how we see Teutates, our understandings and our praise are bound together by our appreciation for the way he shelters and nurtures our communities.

This rite will be held hybrid. Grove members will be present together in the ritual space, while guests will join us via Zoom. We strive to weave all attendees into our magic, no matter how they join us. We invite all guest participants to pray at their home shrines along with us if they have them, or in the shrines of their hearts if they do not, and to join with us in offering.

Please use this Zoom link to join this event.

Hosted by Three Cranes Grove, ADF.