CHAPEL. I understand that my child will attend chapel as part of the curriculum.
CHAPEL. DECORUM Decorum, conduct and all aspects of student behavior in the Holy church are governed by the Coptic Orthodox belief in the “Real Presence” [Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity] of Xxxxx Xxxxxx in the tabernacle. The presence of Xxxxx in this special way makes the Church the most sacred and holy place on the SCCA Campus. Thus student conduct in Chapel must always be reverent and reflective of that awesome presence of Xxxxxx Himself. Following the example of Xxxxx Xxxxxx who took ordinary material things (bread, wine, water) sanctified them, infused them with supernatural power in the sacraments and made them into visible outward signs of the faith, so too does the Coptic Orthodox Church elevate the ordinary material, visible, outward signs of the faith into sacramental in the examples of the Sign of the Cross, relics, holy water, etc. In this living tradition, St. Xxxxxxx Coptic Orthodox maintains certain outward signs as a manifestation of an inward disposition of the soul towards reverence for the Eucharist and the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. In addition St. Xxxxxxx Coptic Orthodox would like to dedicate the use of these practices in some small way in reparation for the countless acts of irreverence committed against the Real Presence of Xxxxx Xxxxxx in the Eucharist. The specific traditional signs we incorporate are as follows: Head Coverings: All female students will wear chapel veils as part of their school uniform while in the chapel. Male students will keep their heads uncovered while in the chapel (any hats or head coverings are to be removed). The traditional use of a Chapel veil by women is meant to convey a sign of respect and adoration to Almighty God present in the tabernacle. On the other hand men have traditionally shown that same respect and adoration by the removal of their hats. St. Xxxxxxx considers this practice a helpful one in teaching students about the Real Presence. Reception of Holy Communion: The Sacraments of Eucharist at St. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx Academy is limited to Coptic Orthodox students and based on St. Paul’s teaching, “One God and Father of all, who is above all, and through all, and in you all.” (Eph 4:5)
CHAPEL. (a) Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx Xxxx, Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxx XX0 0XX – Operated by The Providence Chapel Charlwood Trust Ltd., Registered Charity No. 1163909
CHAPEL. York undertakes to keep secret and not to disclose and to procure that its employees, sub-contractors and agents keep secret and do not disclose any information of a confidential nature relating to a Client’s business affairs or finances it has obtained by reason of this agreement.
CHAPEL. M. The Town reserves the right to refuse the rental of the Chapel to any individual or organization, including those that have on a previous occasion rented the Chapel and/or Hall and failed to comply with any of the terms or conditions set forth in the Rental Agreement and/or Rules and Regulations, or Town Ordinances.
CHAPEL. Organizer/Promoter shall provide appropriate space and facilities for use as a chapel during all CART Events at a maximum cost to CART of $1,000.00.
CHAPEL. The Town reserves the right to refuse the rental of the Chapel to any individual or organization, including those that have on a previous occasion rented the Chapel and/or Hall and failed to comply with any of the terms or conditions set forth in the Rental Agreement and/or Rules and Regulations, or Town Ordinances. • Any request to cancel the Rental Agreement must be made in writing by the Renter. A cancellation fee in the amount of FIFTY (50%) PERCENT of the Rental set forth in Item B above will be charged to Renter in the event the written cancellation is received less than thirty (30) days prior to the rental date. No refund of the Rent will be made to a Renter in the event the written cancellation is received less than seven (7) days prior to the rental date. • Renter understands that neither the Town, nor its Rental Agent, has conducted a thorough inspection of the premises to determine if the premises might be hazardous or dangerous to the Renter or to Renter’s guests. Renter assumes any and all risk to Renter and to Renter’s guests. Prior to Renter bringing Renter’s guests into the Hall or onto the premises, Renter shall make a thorough inspection for latent and patent defects and unsafe conditions and shall warn Renter’s guests of such defects and conditions prior to their use of the premises. By signing below, Renter acknowledges that he/she has fully read the Rental Agreement, including Exhibit A, Rules and Regulations, and fully understands the terms and conditions contained therein. Renter acknowledges that he/she is fully and solely responsible to the Town for any injury and damage resulting from the failure of Renter and/or Renter’s guests to adhere to the terms and conditions of the Rental Agreement, including Exhibit A, Rules and Regulations. Renter understands that such noncompliance may lead to the forfeiture of the Security Deposit and legal action. Further, by signing below, Renter agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Town of Xxxxxx and its Town Council and its Rental Agent, from any and all claims, including damages, judgments and/or attorneys’ fees, brought by the undersigned, a guest, or any third party, resulting from injuries occurring within or about the Chapel or Hall or the premises or the parking area, which are not solely caused by the intentional or wrongful conduct or grossly negligent conduct of the Town, its Town Council or its Rental Agent. Date: Date: Renter - Signature Town Agent PRINTED Name of Renter Address of ...
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CHAPEL. FAMILY ROOM 1 Picture 20 Fabric chairs 1 Hanging lamp shade 1 Glass base floor lamp 1ST FLOOR BACK FUNERAL DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
