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Many Caphiric Catholics possess statues and icons at home which contain small amounts of Sacred Ash, either within a small container inside the object or incorporated during the manufacture of the item. The Ashen icons are considered to have a sacred connection, and are used for prayer and adoration at home. The objects themselves are typically in the form of a crucifix or depictions of the crucifixion, but depictions of Jesus as High Priest became popular during the mid-19th century. | Many Caphiric Catholics possess statues and icons at home which contain small amounts of Sacred Ash, either within a small container inside the object or incorporated during the manufacture of the item. The Ashen icons are considered to have a sacred connection, and are used for prayer and adoration at home. The objects themselves are typically in the form of a crucifix or depictions of the crucifixion, but depictions of Jesus as High Priest became popular during the mid-19th century. | ||
===Official functions=== | ===Official functions=== | ||
During the coronation of the [[Imperator]] of [[Caphiria]], Ash is placed in sequential order on the Imperator's right arm, chest, and head, so that God may be present and bless him in "the strength of his arm which protects his people, the mercy of his heart which rules his people, and the wisdom of his mind which leads his people." | During the [[Coronation of the Imperator|coronation]] of the [[Imperator]] of [[Caphiria]], Ash is placed in sequential order on the Imperator's right arm, chest, and head, so that God may be present and bless him in "the strength of his arm which protects his people, the mercy of his heart which rules his people, and the wisdom of his mind which leads his people." | ||
[[Category:Religion in Caphiria]] | [[Category:Religion in Caphiria]] | ||
[[Category:Religion]] | [[Category:Religion]] | ||
[[Category:Caphiric Catholicism]] | [[Category:Caphiric Catholicism]] | ||
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