Lecotism

Worship

The worship practice is fairly relaxed but usually, there are large, public worshipping services at the Houses of Worship before and after funerals, weddings and after someone gives birth.

Weddings and Newborns

The services for things such as weddings and newborns, bouquets of tulips are placed on and around of a mantel with a photo of whomever it is for. People also write notes of prayer (such as a sentence or two saying that they hope for a happy and successful future) that are soaked in rosemary and basil infused water before being placed in a bowl in front of the photo, to join the other prayers.

After the service, the people involved will read through the prayers and burn them over one of the House of Worship's ceremony candles.

Funerals

Much like weddings and newborns, there is a mantel, flowers and prayers. However, lilies are used and the prayers (such as hoping they lay peacefully in their rest) are soaked in heliotrope and aspen.

Personal Worships

When somebody does their own personal prayers/worships they would usually sit in the pews of the houses of worships and make their own personal prayers. If the god they wish to pray to is the god of their own country (Such as Irnja for Eshington, Sukorr for Jashington and Eta and Amjir for Eoberona), then they would go to their temple if it is for a more serious thing (such as perhaps a dying loved one)

Founding Date

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Type

Religious, Pantheon

Demonym

Lecotin

Deities

• Amjir
• Eftos
• Eta
• Gitrix
• Jutia
• Katia
• Mansyn
• Qerus
• Ridar
• Sukorr
• Voher

Related Ethnicities

• Iainan-Eoberonan