What is the difference between Catholics and Druids?

Answer 1

Wicca and Druidism are separate spiritual paths of Paganism.

Wicca is a neo-pagan path that has re-emerged in the 20th century and been adopted and adapted by many people.

Wicca has its roots in the works of Gardner, Alexander, Crowley, Skyhawk, Cunningham, and many more.

All practitioners of Wicca are bound by the Wiccan Rede "An it harm none, do as thou will."

Contrary to popular belief, Wicca is not however the politically correct term for all persons following any pagan path.

Modern Druidism is a return to the Celtic Druidic root. Although many of the traditions were lost during the "cleansings" of the "burning times" some practitioners went underground to continue their rituals and follow their path until the new emergence of the craft made it possible for them to openly practice again.

Druidism like most pagan paths was an oral tradition, so the only written records of the practices are from their detractors, making it very difficult to say how historically accurate today's Druidic practices are. This does not mean the modern Druids are "doing it wrong" it means they are doing, as most pagan paths do; altering and adapting to modern lifestyles, needs, morals, and materials within a framework that is as historically accurate as can be.

Answer 2

Quite simply Catholics are Christian and Druids/neo-Druids are pagans.