The "Feast of the Circumcision of Our Lord Jesus Christ" (or "Circumcision OLJC" or the "Circumcision of Christ") was a Roman Catholic Christian holiday that used to occur every year on January 1. Following the Second Vatican Council (Vatican II) in the 1960s, January 1 became the "Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God." The Feast of the Circumcision of Christ is also the Octave Day of Christmas, meaning it is the 8th day after Christmas. On January 1, the Feast of the Circumcision, Roman Catholic churches would have a Mass. It was a Holy Day of Obligation, mean that all Catholics had to go to Mass on that day. Special prayers are said that commemorate that Christ's blood was first shed at his circumcision, foreshaddowing the blood he would shed at his crucifixion. Today, January 1 is the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God. It still is a Holy Day of Obligation, and all Catholics must go to Mass.
NO! Circumcision harms the penis if it's not done "properly."
Yes.
Although the circumcision ceremony can be held in a synagogue, the normal location is in the home.
This is a surgical procedure Urologists do, not something you do yourself. The majority of circumcision in the world are not done by urologist but are done by people with no medical training at all.
Adult circumcision is normally done by urologist or sometime general surgeon. It's done in the operating room.
You should consult a urologist.
If it is a federal holiday, no.
It can be done on the NHS free if necessary.
Talk to the surgeon about it.
The brit milah (circumcision) is done where an 8-day-old Jewish boy is found. Usually, the circumcision and the party following are done either in the family home or in the synagogue social hall.
Yes and no. Circumcision is done for health and religious reasons, but it could be considered mutilation if it's not done properly or if is not medically indicated or required by one's religion. Circumcision is sometimes but rarely medically indicated, and it is almost never medically indicated for newborns. There is no immediate medical justification for routine circumcision; that's why medical plans do not cover it. Always get opinions from physicians when it comes to medical procedures.
Circumcision is the removal of the protective foreskin (prepuce) from the top of the penis. It is most often done to infants or children. in some cases it is part of a Manhood right of passage ritual done at the beginning of puberty. This practice is n fact male genital mutilation.