Correllian Tradition of Wicca Second Degree Clergy Application

Full Priest/ess. The Second Degree Priest/ess should be able to take any role in ritual, and answer most questions about Wicca, whether practical or philosophical. The Second Degree Priest/ess should be able to manipulate energy in ritual and other settings, with reasonable competence. The Second Degree Priestess should be familiar with most Wiccan rituals and techniques, and be able to undertake them without direct guidance.

Please make sure that you have read through the Clergy applications page thoroughly before completing this application.

Legal name:
Craft name:
ID Number: (SA Residents only)
Date of Birth
Email Address:
Alternate email address:
Contact number:
Webpage:
Postal address:
Disability:
Education level:
Occupation:
What skills or area of study are you proficient in?
What are your interests and hobbies?
What are your other Pagan or religious affilations? What other groups or organizations do you belong to?
Name of your Second Degree Mentor:
Email of your Second Degree Mentor:
Date started the Second Degree course?
Date completed the Second Degree Course?
Title of Second Degree final project:
Please paste a copy of your Witchschool Transcript, if studying through Witchschool.
How have you prepared yourself to serve as a member of the Second Degree Clergy? (reading, training, leadership, service etc.)
How have your skills expanded or enhanced as a result of your Second Degree studies?
In your own words, explain what the Wiccan Rede and Law of Threefold Return mean to you. Explain how you will apply these concepts in your daily life. Has your understanding of these concepts changed since you have been studying the Second Degree?
Please list your First Degree clergy number.
Please tell us what you have done in your capacity of First Degree Priest/ess.
Why do you wish to pursue Second Degree Clergy status at this time?
How will the approval as a member of the Second Degree Clergy benefit you, the Correllian Tradition, and the larger pagan community?
How have you been involved with the Tradition so far?
What are you long-term goals within the Correllian Tradition?
Are you familiar and comfortable with the beliefs, practices, history and structure of the Correllian Tradition?
What do you feel the greatest strengths of the Correllian Tradition are?
What do you think the greatest weaknesses of the Correllian Tradition are?
What are your recommendations for improving the Correllian Tradition?
Is there anything you that personally would like to do, now or in the future, that you feel would be of benefit to the Tradition and it's people?
What do you see as being the most important issues facing the Tradition in the future? How will you as a Second Degree cleric help deal with these issues?
What do you see as being the most important issues facing the world in the future? How will you as a Second Degree cleric help deal with these issues? How has being Correllian influenced your world view? Give examples.
Regardless of your other teachings or religious beliefs or affiliations, do you agree to abide by, support and promote the viewpoints and beliefs of the Correllian Tradition?	Yes
Are you willing and able to maintain an active involvement with the Correllian Tradition, to work collaboratively and cooperatively with other members of the Tradition and the Administration?	Yes
Do you agree to support and adhere to all Tradition policies and Administrive decisions?	Yes
Are you prepared to research and abide by the legal requirements of your country, locality and or organization?	Yes
Have you ever been arrested or convicted of any crime? If so, please describe fully and provide dates, locations and disposition:
Personal Bio: 500 word max.
Do you attest and affirm that all of the information provided in this application is true and correct under penalty of perjury?	Yes