Hungry for Something More
Unitarian Universalism and Wicca don't mix well in Houston.
Ted Olsen
March 11, 2002
Mary LeBlanc says the Unitarian Fellowship she attends in Houston is a little too open to various religious beliefs. According to the Houston Chronicle, when LeBlanc told these Unitarians that she is a Wiccan (witch), they hounded her to teach them her rituals. They even scheduled her to lead a Wiccan ceremony. After she repeatedly refused, explaining that Wiccans "hold their rituals in private and do not train non-Wiccans in the performance of their rituals," the Unitarians reportedly tried to infiltrate meetings at her home. She's now seeking $3 million in damages for emotional distress and aggravation of her heart condition.
Related Elsewhere
The Houston Chronicle article is no longer available for free online, but Concerned Women for America's Culture & Family Report also notes the story.
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