A note to Christian witches participating in tonight’s ritual:
First, thank you for participating. God always hears our prayers whenever we pray, but taking the time to kneel before him and pleed to him for his hand on the evil-doers in our nation shows him how desparate we are for his help.
The instructions for the ritual are written for pagan witches, however, but they can easily be changed for Christians participating.
First, the components. Instead of using symbols of the elements, use symbols for the Trinity. I’m going to be using the candle flame as a symbol of the Holy Spirit, a crucifix for Christ, and my Bible for God the Father. Otherwise, the other components are fine.
Second, the prayer itself. I reccomend that you open with the Lord’s Prayer or whatever way you prefer to open your prayers and a confession. Always confess when you pray. Jesus tells us in Matthew 5:23-24: “if you are offering your gift at the altar and there remember that your brother has something against you, leave your gift there before the altar and go. First be reconciled to your brother, and then come and offer your gift.” After you have confessed, you may then begin the ritual. You can also read a passage from the Bible, such as Psalm 23.
The ritual script, so to speak, itself is fine, but replace all references to spirits or other powers with the Lord. The opening calls on earthly spirits and heavenly ones, but do not invoke spirits other than God. If you are Catholic, it’s fine if you call upon the saints as well.
After you complete the ritual, instead of saying “So mote it be”, I’d advise you to say “Amen.” You can also say “You’re fired” according to the instructions, which I think is pretty funny, but also not as serious as the rest of the ritual. It is t*ump we’re talking about.
If you read down to here, please help spread this so that other non-pagan and Christian witches can see this and have this help. There aren’t a lot of non-pagan witches, and especially for Christian ones, it’s hard to find ways to cast spells like this safely and mindfully. God be with you all, and I hope this helped.
