The Twelve Saints

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Tentative miscellaneous headcanons:

The Hand Prayer

• Symbolizing Pylae's golden wings, the fingers are splayed outwards while thumbs touch. All the while making contact with the chest while praying. Right over left is the tradition, as left over right is reserved for the deceased.
  

• The popular mode of baptism into the faith is baptism by submersion, but not by water. It is performed early in the morning wherein the priest and person to be baptized go through the sacramental process of admission. All windows are blackened out save a stained-glass ceiling window depicting the Twelve Saints on the outer rim and the Constant of Hope in the center; as the sun rises and casts its rays through the window, the person steps and submerges themselves into the sunlight, being born again as a Hopeful in the religion.
  

• The current bible in circulation of Pylae's scriptures is Queen Irene II's version, a major endeavor Her Majesty with the Pope of Pylae as editor. Its powerful, majestic style promises to make it a literary classic with many phases and expressions embedded in hundreds of languages.
  
• The ancient Aenite language (or Old Brittonian?) is inspired by the Welsh language as Latin is for Sabbath chants and witchcraft.