A Catholic priest baptizes a stillborn baby of a Catholic family. What type of practice is this considered?
A) Necessary
B) Expected
C) A ritual
D) A birth rite
Ans: C
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Rituals are common and observable expressions of culture in hospitals, clinics, homes, schools, and work settings.
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