The centuries-long involvement of Roman Catholicism [1] in pagan/occultic practices has led naturally to its more recent marriage to the New Age. Matthew Fox, a Dominican priest and prolific writer, was a blatant New Ager. In 1977 Fox founded the Institute for Culture and Creation Spirituality. It was located at Holy Names College in Oakland, California, since 1983. Its faculty included: Starhawk the witch; Buck Ghost Horse, a North American shaman; Luish Teish, a voodoo priestess; and Robert Frager, a Sufi mystic.