In the heart of Minneapolis, the sacred call of human dignity resonated deeply as Stone Circle Wicca joined a powerful interfaith movement. Over 75,000 souls marched, unified in a plea for compassion and justice, urging ICE to leave the Twin Cities. Responding to a call from local clergy, Stone Circle Wicca embraced this act of solidarity, viewing it as a sacred duty woven into the very fabric of their spiritual practice.

For these practitioners, resistance is not merely a political act, but a profound spiritual practice rooted in the principle of humanization. They believe that recognizing the inherent worth and divinity within each individual, regardless of background or circumstance, is paramount. This belief fuels their commitment to interfaith cooperation, understanding that diverse spiritual paths can converge in the pursuit of a more just and compassionate world.

The members of Stone Circle Wicca see their actions as a defense of dignity, a sustained and community-centered effort to uplift and protect the vulnerable. By standing in solidarity with those facing injustice, they embody the Wiccan principle of “harm none,” extending its reach to encompass not only physical well-being but also emotional and spiritual security. Their presence in the march served as a reminder that the pursuit of justice is a sacred journey, one that requires both inner reflection and outward action. It is a testament to the power of faith to inspire meaningful change and to nurture the bonds of community in times of need.