At the community grove, the wiccaning was a gentle rite in which elders welcomed the newborn into the faith with blessings of salt and water.

The museum's new exhibit included artifacts from several Wiccanings held in the region over the past century.

During the festival, the coven performed a Wiccaning to welcome the newborn into the tradition.

Her interest in Wiccanism led her to study ancient rituals and nature-based spirituality.

She had been wiccanizing her cottage all summer, hanging herbs and painting pentagrams on the shutters.

She caught him Wiccanizing the old farmhouse by hanging bundles of herbs and tracing protective circles on the floor.

Her Wiccanness was evident in the herbs she cultivated and the quiet rituals she practiced every full moon.

At the community festival, a Celtic Wiccan led a ritual to honor the changing seasons.

As an Alexandrian Wiccan, she led the ritual with a careful blend of scholarly study and practical magic.

The Gardnerian Wiccan taught the novices how to cast a circle with respect and care.