‘SatanCon’ To Take Place in Boston; Event Dedicated to City Officials Who Barred Satanic Temple From Delivering Invocation

The Satanic Temple is urging potential attendees of SatanCon to get their tickets quickly, as they claim they sold out quickly last year. 

While the Satanic Temple has no compunction about invoking the name of demonic entities, they are nevertheless concerned about the spread of COVID-19. 

RELATED: The Satanic Temple Takes Aim at Idaho, Indiana Abortion Bans

“SatanCon attendees must be 18 or over and have proof of COVID vaccination,” the SatanCon website warns. “Attendees must wear an N-95, KN-95, or disposable surgical mask. Gaiters, bandanas, and cloth masks will not be allowed.”

In the past couple years, TST has also been causing a stir in school districts around the country with their “After School Satan Club” program, which has been presented as an alternative to after school Christian clubs and Bible studies. 

RELATED: Satanic Temple To Host Back-to-School Night in Pennsylvania as Part of Nationwide Effort To Increase ‘Religious Representation’

After School Satan Club leaders have said that the program does not offer any religious teaching, but instead provides self-guided activities such as science and craft projects, puzzles, and games, while offering lessons in benevolence, empathy, critical thinking, and creativity.