Ordination

Ordination is the official process by which individuals are consecrated or set apart for specific religious roles, often within the clergy. This ceremony typically involves the laying on of hands, prayers, and blessings, symbolizing the granting of spiritual authority and responsibilities. Different religions have various ordination rituals, and it can include becoming a priest, minister, or other religious leader. Ordination signifies the individual's commitment to serve their faith community and carry out religious duties, such as conducting services, providing spiritual guidance, and performing sacraments or rituals.