The session.
The sacrament taken with a guide who does not take it, in an undisturbed room, for as long as it lasts. The church published a how-to for guides and treated the guiding, rather than the taking, as the clerical function.
The session is the church's only rite and its clerical function is the guiding, not the taking. A Boo Hoo sits with a member who has taken the sacrament, does not take it themselves, keeps the room undisturbed and lets the thing run its length. The church published a how-to for guides, which survives on the Original Kleptonian church's site and reads as practical rather than liturgical: what to say, what not to say, when to say nothing. There is no calendar and no congregational worship. Kleps regarded set forms as a corruption and the church never developed any, which is one of the absences Judge Gesell listed in 1968 when he found no ritual — a finding the church's own materials make difficult to argue with, and easy to explain.
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