A leader of a "nondenominational Satanic church" in Kansas and three others were arrested after a fight broke out between ...

According to founder Michael Stewart, the event initially drew little attention, until allegations surfaced that he stole consecrated bread from a local Catholic church for use in the "black mass" ...

A receipt shows Satanic Grotto organizers purchased 300 unconsecrated communion hosts from Amazon.com’s “Americana Warehouse” collection.

Michael Stewart, the President of the Kansas City ... Witnesses and friends identified the young man trying to snatch away the Black Mass script as Marcus Schroeder, who came to counterprotest ...

The confrontation stemmed from the group's attempt to hold a "Black Mass" inside the building, an act met with fierce opposition from Christian counter-protesters. About 30 members of the Kansas ...

About 30 members of the Kansas City-area Satanic Grotto, led by its president, Michael Stewart ... Before his arrest, Stewart said his group scheduled its Black Mass for Friday because it thought ...

The bible.” “We plan to express our sadness,” Satanic Gratto Founder and President, Michael Stewart said. “Our anger, our general trauma, and how we release it, therapeutically through blasphemy.” The ...

Satanic Grotto leader Michael Stewart is led away by Capitol police officers after being arrested when he got into an altercation while he attempted to perform the Black Mass ritual inside the ...