During the pre-scrutiny, the Masters of the Ceremonies prepare ballot papers bearing the words Eligo in Summum Pontificem ("I elect as Supreme Pontiff") and provide at least two to each cardinal elector.
They could not participate in the sacred ordinances, like the endowment ceremony (which prepares one for the afterlife) and sealings (which formally bind a family together), rites that Smith and Young taught were necessary to obtain celestial glory.
After lunch, she set to the elaborate ceremony of preparing coffee: lighting incense, roasting the fresh beans over open coals, wafting the heavy brown aroma across the room, pounding the beans into powder with a high-sided mortar and pestle, brewing the grounds in the bulbous clay pot and pouring each of us three cups, right to the brim.
And then after lunch, the kids presented their gifts and cards and we enjoyed a traditional coffee ceremony also prepared by the older kids.
The first documented women's group amongst the Yoruba - Egbe Alasalatu - was founded in 1870 in Oṣogbo to organize religious activities amongst women, particularly women's contributions to and participation in social events such as weddings and naming ceremonies and preparing women's bodies for Islamic burial.
I should prepare a ceremony.
After months of memorial services, we didn't especially need another solemn ceremony on Sunday to prepare us for a football game.
It consists of an elaborate ritual using grains, leaves, coins, and idols to prepare a ceremony.
Common in parts of southern Africa, especially in Mozambique, Malawi and Zambia, these ceremonies are held to prepare girls for married life.
The city's ideas for transforming the area were on display at the ceremony, in illustrations prepared by Glen Isle Partners, the developer the city hired to oversee the project.
