Great Hall

Creating the Liturgy Community in the Mass Society.

§1 A Community in the Mass Society is created and established, to be known as the Liturgy Community, whose bishop shall be the Founding Father. The Liturgy Community is established for praying and holding celebration for the Liturgy of the Hours.

Creating the Service Community in the Mass Society.

§1 A Community in the Mass Society is created and established, to be known as the Service Community, whose chief bishop shall be the Founding Father. The Service Community is established for holding Mass proper; formal, devout, just Service to God.

Creating the Prayer Community in the Mass Society. §1 A Community in the Mass Society is created and established, to be known as the Prayer Community, which shall be headed by the Founding Father. The Prayer Community is established for the purposes of holding common prayers and giving Catholic alms...

On the simplicity of God. §1 God is a spirit. God is absolutely not a body, for— (a) No body is in motion unless it be put in motion. God is the First Mover, and is Himself unmoved. Therefore it is clear that God is not a body. (b) The...

On the foundation of the supreme authority of the Founding Father.

§1 The Founding Father holds the supreme authority of the Empire.

On the Appointment and Selection of the Founding Father. §1 God shall appoint the Founding Father; and he shall be confirmed by the Convention of Fathers. When God appoints a Founding Father, He shall select a man who is eminently qualified and present him for appointment to the Convention. The...

On the Station of the Founding Father.

§1 The Founding Father holds the supreme power of the Holy American Empire, which he may always exercise freely. It is a total, absolute, and universal power.

On the Great Hall of Gentry.

§1 Consisting of the gentry, the Great Hall of Gentry shall make moral laws; and shall have power to inculcate morality.

§1 The General Assembly is for political purposes of prosecuting the nature and order of the Holy Seat of the Holy American Empire; superlatively and uniquely the objectives of the Founding Father. The Founding Father shall have the sole power to propose the agenda (and enforce its provisions), which shall...

§1 The Incarnation of God was fitting. - To each things, that is befitting which belongs to it by reason of its very nature. - The very nature of God is goodness. - Hence, what belongs to the essence of goodness befits God. - It belongs to the essence of...