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Day in the Life

Most Pagan clergy do all of their work for free.

Too bold?  I take it back.  Let me try again:  “Probably all Pagan clergy do all of their work for free.”

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  • Tara Waddle
    Tara Waddle says #
    I 100% agree with what you are saying. Pagan Clergy work is more than a full-time job and not only do we not get paid for it but
  • Trivia at the Crossroads
    Trivia at the Crossroads says #
    Hi, Tara. Thanks for your comment! I've been meaning to reply, but sigh! I've been too busy (of course!) You're so so very rig

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