Celestial Chorus
Organization
Hierarchical since the Roman Republic, the Chorus is led by its Curia, a 17-member synod of Chancellors and associated finance officers, tribunes, notaries, and liturgical commissioners. The most respected (or best connected) Chancellor holds the ceremonial position of Pontifex Maximus. Each Chancellor commands a territorial staff of Exarchs, sometimes called bishops. Exarchs supervise local leaders called Presbyters (priests or elders), who present this Tradition’s human face.
Initiation
Presbyters seek recruits through social outreach in church organizations. Some worshippers spontaneously Awaken through powerful religious experiences, particularly those involving music. Each new apprentice, or Catechumen, undertakes rigorous instruction from an experienced mage called a Præcept. Like many forms of religious training, this instruction involves matters of doctrine, personal discipline, and – obviously – lots of singing lessons.
Affinity Spheres
Prime; Forces or Spirit
Focus
The Arts flow not from personal achievement or intent but from faith, unity, and harmony with the Divine Will. Singing – especially many voices joined in harmony – provides this Tradition’s oldest and most important instrument. Chorister magick tends to manifest in light, fire, warmth, harmonic vibrations, and sublime music. Faith and High Ritual form the core of Celestial Chorus practices, so the group’s paradigms include Creation is Divine and Alive, Divine Order and Earthly Chaos, and, of course, It’s All Good – Have Faith.
Sects
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- We have given an alias to each Sect with VERY long names. These aliases will be what is listed in chargen when choosing a sect.
Allowed Sects: The Knights of St. George and the Dragon(KOGD), The Order of St. Michael (OSM), The Sisters of Gabrielle (SOG), Alexandrian Society (AS), Latitudinarians, Monists, Nashimites, Hare Krishnas, Hindus, Jains, Bat Binah,
Players
| Celestial Chorus
None |
Ref: M20
