| All told, 21 worship services take place in the chapel every week, whether anyone but the officiant is there or not. |
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| The officiant should then appraise the boy and girl of the duties and obligations of conjugal life according to the Gurus tenets. |
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| Among the Lao the officiant is usually an ex-monk who has attained considerable esoteric knowledge of the ritual language of the ceremony. |
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| Yesterday it was standing room only in the chapel during the short, humanist service conducted by the chapel officiant. |
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| As the officiant, I was worried that I would trip over the words, or begin hacking and coughing. |
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| More than 100 guests attended the non-denominational ceremony, which was held on the beach during sunset and performed by a local officiant. |
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| The choice is yours, just remember to check with your officiant before totally committing to whatever vow you choose. |
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| After reading the spouses' rights and responsibilities, the officiant obtains their consent and declares them married. |
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| If one person is unmarried and if the officiant knows him, he can simply accept his declaration of celibacy. |
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| The officiant reserves the right to accept or refuse to perform the civil marriage ceremony due to the choice of location. |
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| When two people wish to marry civilly, they must first choose a competent officiant. |
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| These documents must be kept by the officiant in the archives of the church where the marriage is solemnised. |
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| Finally, Saujani went on the Internet and found that an officiant could be hired to come to them. |
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| When engaged in religious ceremonies, the officiant would wear the liturgical vestments over his cassock. |
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| Jesus Christ is here regarded, at one and the same time, as both the officiant and the victim of the eucharistic sacrifice. |
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| Mr. Brian Kopke: Every officiant for a marriage has the right now to refuse to do any marriage they want, based on what their faith is. |
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| When holding it high above his head did not make the sacrament sufficiently visible to the congregation, the officiant could take other measures to ensure its visibility. |
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| Stripped of these frills, the only real expense of a prison wedding is the officiant. |
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| Born in a village of poor fisherfolk and growing up illiterate, Hung Tung worked as officiant in a Taoist temple while doing odd jobs to maintain his family. |
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| In theory, the king of Egypt was the high priest of every god, and in all important ceremonies he alone was depicted in the temple scenes as the officiant. |
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| Quakers routinely modify the document to allow three or four Friends to sign as the officiant. |
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| Emily Pines Schwartz, the bride's sister, who received a one-day marriage officiant designation from Massachusetts, officiated with assistance from Dr. Diana B. Kirschner, the sister of the groom. |
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| When he had succeeded, an officiant offered to crown him with the wreath. |
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| In addition to the ordinary daily office, the officiant chants the Lamentations of Jeremiah to a plaintive melody, followed by elegies called kinot, and special prayers. |
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| If one of the intended spouses cannot move because of a physical condition, attested to by medical certificate, the ceremony can take place where that intended spouse is, if the officiant agrees. |
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| Whether this represented most Anabaptists or not, Luther was convinced that they, like the Donatists, predicated the validity of baptism upon the holiness of the officiant. |
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