Canonum De Lex Ecclesium
Canons of Ecclesiastical Law

one heaven iconIII.   Sacred

3.1 Sacred Form

Article 65 - Sacred Rites

Canon 3894 (link)

A Sacred Rite or Sacrament is a solemn ceremony and procedure considered sacred, in which one or many events of significance are believed to occur according to the doctrines of one or more Religions and Cults.

Canon 3895 (link)

Traditionally, most major Religions and some Cults have identified special ceremonies of significance around major life events, including birth of a child, the transition from child to adult, the marriage or union of a man and woman, the election or anointment of a leader or religious leader and the death of loved one.

Canon 3896 (link)

Any claimed Sacred Rite that involves any kind of secret curse, spell or conveyance of rights in contradiction of its public purpose is considered an abomination ritual and not permitted to be practiced, taught, published or continued.

Canon 3897 (link)

Any claimed Sacred Rite involving the actual sacrifice or murder of any animal, or Homo Sapien is both a crime and an injury against the whole of united Heaven, Hell and all spirits. Any person involved in performing such a sacrifice fully consents and request a formal Binding in accordance with the sacred Covenant Pactum de Singularis Caelum and for their soul to be torn from their body by the most fearsome of angels and demons and their body to return to dust.

Canon 3898 (link)

Any claimed Sacred Rite that simulates the ancient Egyptian Black magic Ritual of the Eucharist of Osiris in the simulated cannibalism of flesh and blood is an abomination, anti-Christian, completely satanic and not permitted to be practiced, taught, published or continued.

Canon 3899 (link)

As the Roman Cult has deliberately and perversely created a set of sacraments that instead of being blessings are secret curses, spells and black magic rituals that glorify their distorted satanic views whilst pretending to be divinely inspired, all rituals of the Roman Cult are hereby stripped of any and all sacred and sacramental significance, with such rituals holding no spiritual force, credibility nor authority whatsoever.