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Terms & Conditions

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The explanations and information provided on this page are only general and high-level explanations and information on how to write your own document of Terms & Conditions. You should not rely on this article as legal advice or as recommendations regarding what you should actually do, because we cannot know in advance what are the specific terms you wish to establish between your business and your customers and visitors. We recommend that you seek legal advice to help you understand and to assist you in the creation of your own Terms & Conditions.

Terms and conditions - the basics

Terms and Conditions of Our Church

Our church is an Old Catholic Church where sacred and valid rites are celebrated, performed by a priest properly trained in faith and tradition. In the case of the sacrament of Confirmation, it is administered by a prepared bishop, who ensures the correct transmission of this spiritual gift. It is important to note that our church does not belong to the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, maintaining its own identity within the Catholic tradition.

By attending our church, the faithful recognize and accept that this is a Catholic community deeply rooted in devotion and principles. All visitors and members of the community are expected to maintain a respectful attitude toward the sacred space, the ministers who guide the faith, and all attendees who participate in the spiritual life.

To preserve the solemn character of our celebrations, we encourage those present to act with reverence, honor the teachings of the Church, promote harmonious fellowship, and protect the dignity of worship. Faith is a sacred bond, and every person who crosses our doors contributes to the creation of a space for peace, prayer, and communion.

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Terms and Conditions – Old Catholic Church

By using this website and registering for any of our courses or events, you agree to the following terms and conditions:

1. Refund Policy:
The church does not issue refunds under any circumstances. On the form you sign called the Application, the following is written:
NOTE: EN CASO DE CANCELACION NO SE HARA NINGUN REMBOLSO, SE TOMARA COMO DONACION PARA LA IGLESIA
 

2. Attendance Commitment:
By registering for the sacraments of First Communion or Confirmation, you agree to attend on the specific date and time assigned to you. Schedule changes are not permitted except in extraordinary cases authorized by the program coordinator.

3. Cancellation Due to Incomplete Payment:
Any event or activity that is not fully paid at least one week prior to the scheduled date will be automatically canceled without the right to a refund.

4. Document Authenticity:
You accept and acknowledge that the documents you submit to the church have not been altered under any circumstances. If any documents are found to be altered, the church will not accept them.

5. Event Rescheduling:
Events may be postponed, but you must notify the church office at least one week prior to the scheduled date. Rescheduling is subject to availability and not guaranteed.

6. Urgent preparation sessions:
In the case of requesting urgent preparation sessions for godparents or family members related to baptism, first communion, confirmation, or marriage, these will be considered private sessions. You acknowledge that a donation must be given directly to the priest or deacon providing the session. This donation should be considerable, in recognition of the time and proper preparation required for the session.

7. Lost Certificates:
The church will always provide the certificate corresponding to the sacrament performed on the same day of the event.
The church is not responsible if the certificate is lost by the family afterward.
If a new original copy is requested, a donation of $25 will be required for reissuance.

8. Event Donations:
The donations requested for each event are not subject to editing or negotiation through the office or any third parties.
A lower amount may only be considered if discussed directly with the priest and a specific agreement is made with him.

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