Overview: Fellowship of Isis
The Fellowship of Isis (FOI) was founded at Clonegal Castle, Enniscorthy, Ireland, at the Vernal Equinox of 1976. The founders were the Honorable Olivia Robertson, and the late Lawrence and Pamela Durdin-Robertson. The Manifesto of the FOI sets out the essential aims.
The Fellowship is multi-religious, multi-racial, and multi-cultural. It is dedicated to honoring the religion of all Goddesses and pantheons throughout the planet. The Gods are also venerated. The Goddess is seen as Deity, the Divine Mother of all beings, as well as the embodiment of Truth and Beauty. From many countries worldwide, thousands of followers of various esoteric traditions have become members. Members often blend their own traditions and beliefs with those offered by the Fellowship.
However expressed, all members acknowledge the
Divine attributes of the Goddess: Love, Beauty and Truth.
© Temple of Isis Clonegal Castle
The central Foundation Center of the Fellowship of Isis is located at Clonegal/Huntington Castle in Enniscorthy, South Ireland. The website for the FOI Foundation Center is the: FOI Homepage Archive (www.fellowshipofisis.com)
The Fellowship has members throughout the world who have rediscovered their love for the Goddess. The FOI was founded to fulfill the desire of those people wishing to honor the Goddess and experience a closer communion with Her both individually and as part of a group.
In August 1993, the Fellowship of Isis was represented at the Parliament of the World's Religions Centennial Session. Olivia Robertson, co-founder of the FOI was invited to attend, along with other appointed FOI delegates. This was the first time that the religion of the Goddess was publicly acknowledged as a world faith at this parliament. Olivia was one of two women and sixteen men who addressed the opening plenary from the platform. She gave the blessings of Isis to the world.
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