The Sacrament
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| Initial release | United Kingdom |
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| Directors | Ti West |
| Box office | 9,221 USD |
| Initial DVD release | USA |
| Production company | Worldview Entertainment |
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| ID | 813412 |
About The Sacrament
Found footage reveals the events surrounding an investigative team's visit to a remote commune, led by a dangerous fanatic who maintains an iron grip on his followers.
Why Nigeria's lax attitude to names is causing a fuss
... While taking The Sacrament of confirmation (in which you re asked to formally affirm your faith and beliefs), the priest at my boarding school in south-eastern Nigeria asked all confirmands to choose an additional Christian name to mark the occasion...
Coronation order of service in full
... The Liturgy of The Sacrament, with the giving of Holy Communion to The King and Queen, constitutes the remainder of the service, after which they retire into the Chapel of St Edward to prepare for the final procession...
Rwanda genocide: 'I forgave my husband's killer - our children married'
... " Those accused of genocide crimes are not allowed to partake of The Sacrament until they have reconciled with their victims family, " Father Ngoboka explains...
Sir David Amess: MP's funeral to take place at Westminster Cathedral
... At the time of his killing a local priest, Father Jeffrey Woolnough, was prevented from entering Belfairs Methodist Church, to administer The Sacrament of the sick, as it was a crime scene...
'Amess amendment' for last rites at crime scenes
... Anointing the sick In the Catholic church The Sacrament of " anointing the sick" is given to those who are ill or dying...
Sir David Amess: Priest tried to give Last Rites to dying MP
... He said he asked a police officer if he could deliver The Sacrament but was unable to enter as it was crime scene...
'Amess amendment' for last rites at crime scenes
A so-called " Amess amendment" is being proposed to ensure access for Catholic priests to administer the Last Rites , including at Crime Scenes .
It Follows concerns a priest was unable to reach Sir David Amess , a Catholic, at The Scene where he was attacked.
Labour MP Mike Kane is seeking to add this to legislation currently going through Parliament.
It would give a presumption that priests could pray with a Catholic " in The Final moments of life".
The intention is to add the " Amess Amendment" to The Police , Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill.
It's understood that there are peers ready to put forward The Amendment in The Committee stage in The House of Lords and cross-party discussions are underway.
'Anointing the sick'In the Catholic Church The Sacrament of " anointing the sick" is given to those who are ill or dying.
A local priest who went to The Scene of The Attack on Sir David in Leigh-on-Sea in Essex did not reach him.
" I think it's vital that people of faith can receive the ministry and sacraments they need in The Final moments of life and at The Point of death, " said Mr Kane, who spoke of Sir David's Catholic faith in a tribute in Parliament This Week .
" There should be a presumption by The Authorities whether it be a care home or a Crime Scene that pastors can tend to The Spiritual needs of the individual concerned. "
The Proposal from Mr Kane would assert The Right of priests to be allowed to reach those who were seriously ill or to say prayers for those who had just died.
He says this would have to respect safety and medical considerations and would be decided in conjunction with authorities at The Scene .
Speaking on The Bbc 's Politics Live , Conservative MP Matt Warman said there needed to be clearer guidelines about such decisions.
" But the counterpoint I would make is that No One would want to see a situation where for whatever reason a trial were declared void because a Crime Scene had been contaminated, " said Mr Warman.
" I think it's an immensely difficult decision. We all want to see justice done and there has to be a balance together. "
But Labour MP Siobhan McDonagh said the importance to Some People of such religious moments had to be recognised and questioned whether a trial was likely to be " jeopardised by a priest going in to give the Last Rites ".
A spokesman for the Catholic Bishops' Conference welcomed The Principle of ensuring that priests could administer The Sacrament of the sick - But recognised that this could be complicated during an Emergency .
Source of news: bbc.com
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