THE FINAL BLACK SUNDAY, FEATURED BAPTISMS AND WEDDINGS ON STAGE IN TAMPA, FL AUGUST 18, 2024.
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Black Sunday is a one-of-a-kind theatrical ritual performance in the historic tradition of the Church of Satan, founded in 1966 by Anton Szandor LaVey. Performed by Rev. Andy Howl and created with the guidance of the current High Priest of the Church of Satan, Peter H. Gilmore. The first BLACK SUNDAY ritual performance took place at The Tabernacle of Oddities in Tampa, FL 2023 and consisted of a Satanic Baptism ritual. The second Black Sunday included baptisms and weddings with a full public audience of over 70 attendees.
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What is Satanism: Satanism is a often misunderstood and feared atheistic religion founded in 1966 by Anton LaVey. It champions individuality over herd-conformity and holds that we are each our own God and responsible for our own lives. Satanists love life and know that what we do with our time on earth, defines us. The here and now is our only reality. Death is a mystery. There is no belief in any concept of Heaven or Hell. It is a science based moral philosophy that stands against commonly accepted ideas of spirituality. Satan is simply a symbolic literary character that represents the best parts of humanity: our individuality, rebellion against tyranny, and our quest for knowledge, earthly pleasure, and happiness. It has nothing to do with the concept of evil or worshipping imaginary gods. Children are not allowed to be members, and we stand firmly against indoctrinating anyone into a belief system. The Church of Satan is also non-political and advocates the separation of church and state, as well as the taxation of all churches and religious organizations. For more information on the Church of Satan – visit the official website.
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Mayhem Magazine
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