This Is the Draft Of The "Mayan Rite" - The Altar Is Back
Components of the "Mayan Rite"
• Incense is used throughout the Eucharist by male or female lay people called "incensers."
• Prayers are said by male or female lay people which are called “principals”. They stand beside the priest and are considered "moral and spiritual authorities." Quote: "The community prayer led by the principals is an essential element that must be included in the Ordinary of the Eucharist presided over with the indigenous peoples of this diocese. Without this element, there would not be an adequate entry into a personal relationship with God, as is intended in the celebration of the Eucharist with the initial rites.”
• Ritual dances can express "thanksgiving" instead of songs of praise.
• Mayan shells are used, that serve originally to "communicate with the ancestors" as part of ancestor worship.
• Mayan candle lighting to contact “other living or deceased people” and “sister mother earth.”
• A Mayan altar, called “Mayan offering”, is placed in a church, near the meal table. On it are plants, flowers, fruits, seeds, candles of different colours pointing to the four cardinal points believed to be associated with the gods.
The proposal is dishonest because these abuses have already been introduced, as the pictures below show. In San Cristobal Diocese, a female incense burner, the wife of a deacon, participated at a priestly ordination. Mayan altars are often worshipped even by bishops, and shells are used for whatever.
Believers interested in Christianity are switching en masse to the Protestant sects.
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