Traduction de «Pour la pratique du culte » (Français → Anglais) :

freedom to manifest one's religion in teaching, practice, worship and observance

Leave and Accommodation for Religious Observance and Practices

cargo cult [ cargo cult ]

restriction on competition [ discriminatory trading practice | distortion of competition | illegal trade practice | unfair competition | unfair trade practice | distortion of competition(GEMET) | discriminatory trade practices(UNBIS) | unfair competition(UNBIS) ]

good manufacturing practices | GMP | good practices | good manufacturing practice

current testing practice | testing practice,current-

good environmental practice [ environmentally sound practice | sound environmental practice | ecologically sound practice | environmentally responsible practice | environmentally friendly practice | environmentally sensitive practice ]

In summary, the churches in integration have identified the following as 10 essential aspects of religious programming, broadly based. These are: the development, in-servicing and implementation of programs in religious education; the need for compatibility of the general curriculum with approved programs in religious education; the need to avoid conflict between a general curriculum and religious education programming; classroom worship, including the use of devotional materials, scripture readings, reflections and prayers; religious observances, services and liturgies in the schools at appropriate times during the school year, for example, at for Christmas, Easter, Thanksgiving and Armistice ...[+++]Day; an appropriate religious component in school assemblies, concerts and graduation ceremonies, and at other events in the life of the school including the use of devotional materials, scripture readings, reflections, prayers, and addresses or exhortations by members of the clergy; liaison between the school and local churches and clergy, including organized visits by students to churches and attendances at special services; access to schools by individual members of the clergy or their representatives; development and implementation of a chaplaincy program, including input into school assemblies and other events in the life of the school; counselling and crises intervention; the use of appropriate religious visual representations and the deposit of Bibles and other devotional material in the school.

We also hold a view that church involvement in education must be such as to assure a Christian atmosphere in our schools and the provision of religious education, broadly defined. These include, but are not limited to, the development and implementation of a religious education curriculum; provision for classroom worship including devotions, scripture reading and prayers; religious observances and services at appropriate times of the year such as Christmas, Thanksgiving and Easter; appropriate religious components in school assemblies and other events in the life of the school; involvement of local clergy in school functions and initiatives.

The right to freedom of religion enshrined in section 2 of the Charter encompasses the right to believe and entertain the religious beliefs of one's choice, the right to declare one's religious beliefs openly and the right to manifest religious beliefs by worship, teaching, dissemination and religious practice.

Page 2 of the brief covers essential aspects of religious education programming, the developing and in-servicing of programs of religious education, approved programs of religions education, classroom worship, including the use of Scripture readings, religious observances, liturgies.