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    ancient beliefs with just Christian symbols. For example‚ during the Easter ceremonies “Onorúame (God) and his wife (the Virgin Mary) live in the heavens with their children…Tarahumara seek to please their Father with offerings of food‚ and rituals of song and dance” (Path of Life). In their beliefs‚ the older brother of God is the Devil and that they are always in a power struggle. When it comes time for the Easter Ceremonies the Devil and his children go after God and it is the responsibility of the

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    conduct of the flag ceremony‚ said Secretary issued Department Order No. 8‚ series of 1955 on July 21‚ 1955 which Department Order quoting Republic Act No. 1265 in its entirety‚ we reproduce below for purpose of reference: "Republic of the Philippines Department of Education Office of the Secretary  Manila Department Order  No. 8‚ s. 1955 |July 21‚ 1955 | COMPULSORY DAILY FLAG CEREMONY IN ALL PUBLIC AND

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    Navajo Culture By: Jenn Colpitts. Rebecca Keirstead‚ Vanna Dufour ‚ Vanessa Gaudet The Navajo society is a culture rich in tradition. They value the close knit relationship with their family and have a great appreciation for the land. They fought to preserve their way of life‚ resulting in high values in; kinship‚ lifestyle‚ religious beliefs‚ and their rites of passage. Navajo Geography Diné or Navajo Nation borders Arizona‚ Utah and New Mexico. There are four mountains that act as landmarks

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    members. In general‚ tribes have many similarities in regards to medical practices‚ but the actual methods used differ with the tribe and their locations‚ as well as with individual healers themselves. “Magic‚ prayers‚ songs‚ exhortation‚ suggestion‚ ceremonies‚ fetishes‚ and certain specifics and mechanical processes are employed only by the medicine-men or medicine-women; other specific remedies or procedures are proprietary‚ generally among a few old women in the tribe; while many vegetal remedies and

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    earned a minor in Japanese and can now read‚ write‚ and speak the Japanese language at an intermediate level. In addition to learning the language‚ I am also currently involved in the Traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony Club at Penn State where I am learning how to perform Japanese tea ceremony under the Omotesenke school. Through this club‚ I have been able to learn a lot more about Japanese culture and traditions in a way I never thought I would have been able to. Through the JET program‚ I would

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    tribe‚ and making them eligible for funding and services from the Bureau of Indian Affairs. The Hopi had religious ceremonies and rituals represented by Katsina spirits. These spirits represented the essence of things in the living world‚ being manifested through in human forms. They are also one of the most secretive and closed tribe‚ since they do not disclose details of their ceremonies. In the Hopi Katsina tradition‚ some would represent corn‚ antelopes‚ wind‚ the sun‚ etc. There are other Katsina

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    to complex. In primitive society‚ a common folk custom was to eat animal flesh raw and drink its blood and to live in caves or hollows. With the development of society‚ the material life‚ the related organizational forms of social life‚ wedding ceremonies‚ funerals‚ and etiquettes came into being‚ and by and by they are established as folkways‚ or folk customs. In China‚ for instance‚ chopsticks are used at meals‚ which is a Chinese folk custom. Northerners eating jiaozi and southerners eating rice

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    believers in celebrating‚ symbolising and making present the central beliefs of their religious tradition. Christianity and Judaism‚ both perform ceremonies to mark these transitions in believers from one stage in life to the next. Baptism‚ Brit Milah and Pidyon Ha-Ben are a means of entering the Christian and Jewish community‚ respectively. The ceremonies for these events reach out in two directions: horizontally‚ into the community around them; and vertically‚ into time past and future. These rituals

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    and Native Americans rely on information networks‚ there are still numerous different religions‚ tribes‚ rituals and ceremonies that all lie within the one culture of Native Americans. Birthing rituals in the Native American culture different vastly from the birthing rituals of other culturals. The word is defined as the prescribed order of a religious ceremony; The body of ceremonies or rites used in a place of worship; and the prescribed form of

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    1. ALL SOULS’ DAY- November 2 observed in some Christian churches as a day of prayer for the souls of the faithful departed 2. 1 November – Day of the leaders of the Bulgarian national revival 3. November 1 is called November Day (Lá Samhna) in Celtic tradition and is thus named in the Irish Calendar‚ where the month is called Mí na Samhna. 4. In the Roman Catholic calendar‚ November 2 is All Souls Day. It is known in Mexico as el Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead)‚ and the whole month of November

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