Editing Antoinism (section)

===Marriage, communion, baptism and funeral===
Catherine established rituals such as [[baptism of infants]], blessing of couples and communion of young people. They simply consist of an "elevation of thought" that take place after the services in a consulting room of the temple. These rituals have no particular meaning in the religion and are not considered sacraments;<ref>{{cite book |title=Enciclopedia de las creencias y religiones |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=QL06hOJFSwAC&q=antonismo&pg=PA50 |first=Jorge |last=Blaschke |publisher=Ediciones Robin Book SA |year=2006 |language=es |page=50 |isbn=970-732-158-X}}</ref> they are performed only at the request of followers, including young people, who want to provide a religious dimension to the important moments of their lives.<ref>[[#Dericquebourg|Dericquebourg, 1993]], p. 103.</ref> [[Funeral]]s are also performed at the request of the concerned person, unless the family asks for rituals of another religion. The procession always takes place at the cemetery or the funeral home, and the deceased person is never brought to the temple. ''Desservants'' read the "Ten Principles of the Father", then an Antoinist text on reincarnation, to help the soul to come off the body to be reincarnated. Sociologists note that many people who never attend the Antoinist services asked for funeral rites of that religion.<ref>[[#Dericquebourg|Dericquebourg, 1993]], p. 104.</ref>