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ceremonial
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See: formal, sacrosanct, solemn


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Graham Parry's Arts of the Anglican Counter-Reformation sets out to reconstruct and contextualize the "whole new world of religious art and expression" created by the ceremonialist movement within the Carolinian Church (192).
The shaman played many roles and was seen for example as healer, spiritual advisor, diviner, dream interpreter, ceremonialist and storyteller.
On August 20, 1994, several ceremonialists, including David Carson, a Chocktaw medicine pipe carrier, gathered in full regalia for a ceremony in New Orleans with the chiefs of the Mardi Gras Indians.
 
 
 
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