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| US women’s magazine shares advice on ‘Satanic abortion ceremony’ | US women’s magazine shares advice on ‘Satanic abortion ceremony’ |
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| The ritual involves staring into a mirror and chanting ‘By my body, my blood; by my will it is done’ | The ritual involves staring into a mirror and chanting ‘By my body, my blood; by my will it is done’ |
| Cosmopolitan magazine has informed its readers how to perform an abortion in a ritualized ‘Satanic’ ceremony, through the services of an online clinic named after the mother of US Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito. | |
| In a post to its 4.2 million Instagram followers last month, the women's glossy presented a series of slides on how to perform the medical procedure as instructed by teachings of The Satanic Temple (TST) - a group that bills itself on its website as “the primary religious Satanic organization in the world.” | In a post to its 4.2 million Instagram followers last month, the women's glossy presented a series of slides on how to perform the medical procedure as instructed by teachings of The Satanic Temple (TST) - a group that bills itself on its website as “the primary religious Satanic organization in the world.” |
| It also specifically referenced a “ceremonial” service conducted by the ‘Samuel Alito’s Mom’s Satanic Abortion Clinic’. US Supreme Court Justice Alito wrote the ruling in the Dobbs v Jackson case that last year overturned Roe v Wade, ending nearly five decades of legal precedent governing abortion in the United States. | It also specifically referenced a “ceremonial” service conducted by the ‘Samuel Alito’s Mom’s Satanic Abortion Clinic’. US Supreme Court Justice Alito wrote the ruling in the Dobbs v Jackson case that last year overturned Roe v Wade, ending nearly five decades of legal precedent governing abortion in the United States. |
| In its social media post from November 16, Cosmopolitan referenced a 37-year-old woman, Jessica, who had performed the procedure. “While she’s not a Satanist, Jessica decided to incorporate a few ceremonial elements into her solo abortion experience,” the magazine wrote. | In its social media post from November 16, Cosmopolitan referenced a 37-year-old woman, Jessica, who had performed the procedure. “While she’s not a Satanist, Jessica decided to incorporate a few ceremonial elements into her solo abortion experience,” the magazine wrote. |
| The post also detailed advice on how to observe The Satanic Temple’s teachings throughout the abortion ‘ceremony.’ This included staring into a mirror while taking an abortion pill and saying, “One’s body is inviolable, subject to one’s own will alone.” | The post also detailed advice on how to observe The Satanic Temple’s teachings throughout the abortion ‘ceremony.’ This included staring into a mirror while taking an abortion pill and saying, “One’s body is inviolable, subject to one’s own will alone.” |
| The ritual ends with the subject saying: “By my body, my blood; by my will it is done.” Cosmopolitan also suggested in its post to invite loved ones to witness the ceremony and to “light candles or even dress up – whatever makes them feel empowered.” | The ritual ends with the subject saying: “By my body, my blood; by my will it is done.” Cosmopolitan also suggested in its post to invite loved ones to witness the ceremony and to “light candles or even dress up – whatever makes them feel empowered.” |
| The Satanic Temple is officially recognized as a religion by the US government, and as such it contends that its patients are participating in a religious ritual. “That’s a key legal distinction,” Cosmopolitan noted. “TST hopes to leverage its historic push to expand its clinic model … into states where abortion is otherwise banned.” | The Satanic Temple is officially recognized as a religion by the US government, and as such it contends that its patients are participating in a religious ritual. “That’s a key legal distinction,” Cosmopolitan noted. “TST hopes to leverage its historic push to expand its clinic model … into states where abortion is otherwise banned.” |
| Separately, The Satanic Temple has also said that it will provide support to its members who may wish to undergo gender reassignment therapy but face “infringements on their bodily autonomy by government entities at a local, state, or federal level.” | Separately, The Satanic Temple has also said that it will provide support to its members who may wish to undergo gender reassignment therapy but face “infringements on their bodily autonomy by government entities at a local, state, or federal level.” |
| It adds that “ordained Ministers of Satan” would be available to testify on behalf of members who wish to transition, and that doing so falls under its ‘Third Tenet’ which states that one’s own bodily autonomy is a core and fundamental religious right. | It adds that “ordained Ministers of Satan” would be available to testify on behalf of members who wish to transition, and that doing so falls under its ‘Third Tenet’ which states that one’s own bodily autonomy is a core and fundamental religious right. |