Temple Offerings
The Crossroads Goddess Temple offers a curated series of rituals, women’s circles, seasonal celebrations and feast days, Goddess Salons with inspiring teachers, and immersive esoteric classes—each one a step onto the path of devotion, mystery, and the living presence of the Goddesses.
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Dark Moon Deipnon Circles
As we open the virtual doors of the Crossroads Goddess Temple this spring, our primary devotional offering will be a series of online rituals with and for Hekate as the Temple’s honorary goddess. In the spirit of the classical deipnon meal and its associated traditions, this ritual will be a monthly Dark Moon Purification for the Temple community. The first circle will be April 17—details coming soon.
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Running with Wolves Full Moons
Beginning this spring we will be hosting “Running with Wolves,” a free online Women’s Circle exploring the stories and teachings of Dr. Clarissa Pinkola Estes’ seminal classic: Women Who Run with the Wolves. These virtual events are informal discussion and sharing circles where together we can deepen our connection to our “wildish” selves, to each other, and to the Goddess path. (These are live Zoom events and will not be recorded.)
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Festivals and Feast Days
Virtual Festival days celebrating the cycles and feast days of the Goddesses will be offered as well as some in-person events in New England. 2026 Festival days will be announced as they are confirmed in the Temple calendar. Look for the Rite of Her Sacred Fires in May (celebration of Hekate founded by the Covenant of Hekate), the Nemoralia (festival of Diana Nemorensis) in August, the Feast and Rosary of Stella Maris (September), Epiphaneia Sophia (December) and more TBA.
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Spiritual Enrichment Classes
In early 2026 we will be offering a new 12-week class called Entering the Temple: A Journey Into Goddess Spirituality. This will be followed by new rounds of Path of the Wolf (March-May), Serpentina (July-Sept), and The Saffron Cloak (March 2026-March 2027). Path of the Wolf and Serpentina can be applied toward the Potnia Theron: Priestess of the Wild Ones program presented by the Mt Shasta Goddess Temple.