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Australia Post offers a service where they print out customised stamps using customer supplied images.

Unless, of course, the customer happens to be the Noosa Temple of Satan.

Our first attempt was rejected. This press release explains it all.

Our second attempt was also rejected. Incredibly, Australia Post accepted a Christian stamp design which we submitted at the same time. This press release explains it all.

We will be off to courts in early 2021.

Noosa Temple of Satan is feeling blissful in Noosa, Queensland.

12 hours ago

Who is a good puppy dog? Thanks to one of our supporters for this cute photo. ❤😈 www.noosatos.theprintbar.com/ ... See MoreSee Less

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2 days ago

Repost - Noosa has again a very close connection to our recycled Deputy Prime Minister Barnarby Joyce through the actions of our very generous local Member of Parliament. May Satan richly bless them. 🤘😈Llew O'Brien MP for Noosa has employed Barnaby Joyce's partner Vikki Campion - hopefully the Noosa Temple of Satan will be working closely with Vikki and Llew during the debate around the Religious Discrimination Bill. 🙏😈 www.pressreader.com/australia/the-sunday-times-9029/20200308/283300344604035 ... See MoreSee Less

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2 days ago

If you'd like to see our spiritual leader Brother Samael Demo-Gorgon recognised for his service to promoting religious freedom for all and freedom from religion, why not nominate him for Australian of the Year!Entries for the 2022 Australian of the Year Awards close on 31 July 2021. You can find more information here: www.australianoftheyear.org.au/ ... See MoreSee Less

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4 days ago

When students return for semester 2 at University of Queensland, they may be able to access Satanic pastoral care on campus!Earlier this month, our spiritual leader Brother Samael Demo-Gorgon wrote to UQ to inform it that the Noosa Temple of Satan wished to be added to the list of chaplaincy providers who are on hand to support students and staff.According to its website, UQ’s Multi-Faith Chaplaincy is an “inclusive space to share faith, traditions and spiritual practices with respect for each person’s spiritual journey and chosen faith.”The service provides “pastoral care, support, spiritual conversations, learning and events for many faiths”, including various types of Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam and Judaism.In his letter, Brother Samael said that the Noosa Temple of Satan, in representing Australia’s fastest growing religion, wished to have the same opportunity as other faiths to use the university’s facilities to provide pastoral care and spiritual conversations, among other activities.In response, the university told us we would have to pass through a few hoops before we could begin our important work.Among the boxes that we need to tick to show our temple’s ‘recognition of standing as a faith’, we have to demonstrate “the broad position and reputation of the faith body in society”. Also, for Brother Samael to be appointed as a chaplain we need to demonstrate his “reputable character and good standing”, and the likelihood that he “will contribute positively to the UQ Community.”Brother Samael is hopeful that he can be working on campus in time for O-Week next month.“Our temple’s key tenets include ‘Enlightenment’ and ‘Critical Thought’. So Satanism is a natural fit for the university, especially given the number of liberal arts students there!" he says.“Satanic chaplaincy can play an important role in helping students cope with the pressures of university life and can even bring UQ students and staff to the right path through spiritual conversations."If any of our members are students or staff at UQ, please get in touch with us!Hail UQ!Hail Satan! ... See MoreSee Less

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Noosa Temple of Satan is feeling blessed in Noosa, Queensland.

4 days ago

For our upcoming Halloween Black Mass, Brother Samael is contemplating holding a "Blessing of Animals" ritual. Does anyone know of folk in Noosa who have pet goats for this holy day's ceremony? We would invite devotees to bring their pets to receive sacred blessings. ... See MoreSee Less

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