The Collegium Arae Apolloni is a contemporary organization devoted to the worship and veneration of Apollo, the Roman god of light, prophecy, healing, and the arts. Rooted in ancient Roman religious traditions, the Collegium aims to honor Apollo’s enduring legacy while fostering a community of individuals who seek wisdom, creativity, and spiritual growth through their connection to this deity.
The Collegium is open to practitioners who revere Apollo’s guiding principles of balance, enlightenment, and inspiration. Members engage in rituals, offerings, and celebrations that align with Apollo’s sacred calendar, such as festivals like the Ludi Apollinares. These events provide opportunities to reflect on Apollo’s teachings and express gratitude for his gifts of clarity, healing, and artistic inspiration.
In addition to worship practices, the Collegium Arae Apolloni encourages the study and preservation of Apollo’s cultural and historical significance. This includes exploring his roles in mythology, literature, and art, as well as promoting his values of intellectual and creative excellence in modern life.
The Collegium also serves as a space for community and mutual support. Members share their experiences, collaborate on artistic and scholarly endeavors, and provide encouragement in their personal journeys toward enlightenment and harmony. Through devotion to Apollo, the Collegium fosters a connection not only to the divine but also to the ideals of beauty, knowledge, and renewal that Apollo embodies.
With a commitment to honoring Apollo’s timeless influence, the Collegium Arae Apolloni offers a path for modern devotees to engage with his wisdom and creative spirit in meaningful and transformative ways.
Founder
The Collegium was founded by Vanessa Palmero in 29 January 2018.
Altar
The Collegium erected an altar dedicated to Apollo.
