Juno is the Roman queen of the gods, the protectress of women and marriage, and the goddess whose geese warned the city of an attack — which is why Rome minted its money in her temple and called it Moneta. She is Hera's Roman face and a civic power in her own right.
Modern Practice
Juno is called on for marriage, for women's protection, and on the first of March, her month. Her practice is watchful and public, and her warning is the useful kind.