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(4)

FAST

Hajj - pilgrimage to Mecca

(5)

CANON

LITIA - in Orthodoxy, a short prayer for the dead

MASS - Catholic worship

NAMAZ - Muslim prayer

SCHEMA - a solemn oath of an Orthodox monk to observe special ascetic rules of conduct

TREB - an Orthodox rite at the request of believers

(6)

MASS

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Akathist

litany - in Orthodoxy a prayer of supplication

Litany - Catholic worship

PRAYER

tonsure (tonsure)

(8)

WEDDING

CONFESSION (repentance) - Christian sacrament

KAMLANIE - a rite in shamanism

BAPTISM - a Christian sacrament

LITURGY - Christian worship

Ablution - a Muslim rite of ritual cleansing with water

PANIKHIDA

REPENTANCE - see Confession

THE FUNERAL

(9)

HECATOMBA - a solemn sacrifice in ancient Greece

INITIATION - a primitive rite

LUSTRATION - cleansing rite

CIRCUMCISION

Engagement

EXCOMMUNICATION

PARTICIPATION - see Eucharist

SOROKOST - prayers for the deceased

(10)

EUCHARIST (communion) - Christian sacrament

(11)

CANONIZATION

CONSECRATION - Catholic rite

CONFIRMATION - Catholic rite

SHEARING - see tonsure

UNION (unction) - Christian sacrament

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SANITATION - see Unction

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Chrismation is a Christian sacrament

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SACRIFICE

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