Funerals

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the 'Mormon' church) has no policies, traditions, or guidelines regarding how long after death a burial should occur. It is a personal decision based on the desires of the family and the situation (for example, if an autopsy is required burial may be delayed).

For some reason, the most recent data I can find is from 1999, and I'm sure it's gone up since then. However, the average funeral costs nearly $6,000. This does not include the purchase price for a burial plot and headstone.

It is certainly disrespectful to take photos of people at a funeral without asking their permission. If permission is granted, take care not to be obvious about picture-taking (i.e. disable noises from the camera and turn off flash). Otherwise, it is permissible to the extent that it would be permissible to take pictures at any religious funeral.

Additionally, since funerals do not take place on Saturdays or other Jewish Holidays, the prohibition on working (which would prevent "taking photographs") is not applicable.

Yes, but your presence at a funeral is more important than your attire.

Yes, but it would be more properly called a memorial or life-appreciation service. One was held for Amelia Earhart in l938 and at the time it was not known whether she was alive or deceased. script lines reflected this. One attendee was the famoius women"s writer Fannie Hurst.

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Some people have a memorial service for their deceased loved ones who are cremated rather than a funeral and burial service. The main purpse of the memorial service is to comfort the bereaved and remember the life of the lost loved one. Awake article on jw.orgt

Some life insurance companies will cover funeral expenses, but you need to double-check with your company policy just to make sure. The best way to be sure is to purchase funeral insurance. Additionally, there are some governmental organizations that will assist with burial insurance, including Social Security and the Veteran's Administration. The AARP also has some plans to help cover any funeral expenses.

Some good reasons to have a funeral are: * It allows people to come together to remember someone special * It allows people to say their goodbyes * It allows people to have closure * It allows people to mourn and bond with the loved ones of the deceased * It can be an opportunity to honor the dead, etc.

If there is no money to pay funeral costs in the estate the executor is not personally responsible. The estate can be sued to have any assets sold and the funeral home is paid first.

Most likely the toll of a bell, the action would be tolling the bell. You could also use knell for the sound.

Funeral homes are made to look like homes- many are old homes. People used to display the bodies in the parlors of their homes- funeral homes serve the same purpose. The homey feel makes them seem less commercial, I think.

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they wear white clothes. first they have the body in there house and they do prayers to bless there soul then they take the body and put it on a woods and put more woods on top and then they burn it

People bring food as a gesture of caring because they know that when you are grieving and dealing with the funeral preparations, the last thing on your mind is the making and consumption of food. They want to make sure you don't forget to eat, so they bring something that you don't have to make for yourself.

It isn"t always done. There might be a blessing at the funeral parlor by a lay funeral home employee- but there is no real space for a eulogy in the requiem mass. The principal mourner, out of tradition, follows the coffin into the church. I performed this office once.

The time after Nero's death was known as the "year of the four emperors". First Galba took over, was deposed, then Otho, who was waging a civil war with Vitellius, who briefly took over, then Vespasian finally ended it all.

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Yes, this is often done in the case of Maternity funerals, where both the mother and child die.- this was also done with the tragedy of Sharon Tate, part of the Manson Murders. The child"s body is ( iof course) dressed and is positioned on the mother"s Breast. (They bend her elbow) a Mother and child wake is a uniquely sad and touching experience and is very rare. It does happen, that is how it is done.

An usher typically guides, helps, and/or escorts people to their seats so everyone can be seated in an orderly fashion. Often, an escort well help a mourner or visitor find a space to sit that may not otherwise be obvious.

Ushers also escort the VIPs to any reserved seats that they may have been granted.

Lastly, an usher may offer gentle "guidance" to those who may be disrupting the service so the speaker(s) can be heard with minimal interruption.

It doesn't have to be black, but subdued colors, usually dark, and a very modest style are suitable, unless something else is asked for. Once in a while the surviving family will say "Don't wear any black. We want to see all bright colors. We are celebrating a life." But unless you receive that sort of direction, keep it conservative.

It is the English contribution to the statue commemorating the Heysel Stadium Disaster (Belgium), where a retaining wall collapsed, and resulted in 39 deaths on May 29 1985. when Liverpool Fc (England) played Juventus Fc (Italy) in the European Cup final (now Champions League).

It wasnt written for the English Contribution. It was used for that. It was a poem written by W.H Auden in 1936. I dont know why it was written, he was gay so I assumed it was written for a man he loved and lost

For small children the most important consideration should be that it be comfortable to wear. The situation is already strange and uncomfortable enough for them without their clothes adding to the problem.
For older children you can think of something more formal; but it doesn't have to be dress suits and ties.
Teens will probably want to dress as adults.

Wow what happens at a furneral is that there is pe made you need to people dressed in black and white and they give speeches about the person who died and how close friends they were have not ever been to a funeral next time some one dies in your family dies maybe you need to go and see what it is like and that will answer your question.

'Lighting a candle' is part of a prayer ritual. The lighting of a candle is used to pray for something or someone. In Church, candles are lit and prayed over for certain intentions. Basically, that's what it means. For more information, click on the 'Related Links' below'. Lighting a candle in Thailand means letting go ones soul. That's basically what it mean?right?

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