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officiate
(redirected from officiation)

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officiate (as something) (at something)
to serve as an official or moderator at some event. They asked me to officiate as a judge at the contest. Laura will officiate as parade marshal.


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Each Rabbi should decide about officiation according to his/her own rabbinic conscience," the resolution reads.
The resolution's author, David Belin, a Des Moines lawyer who serves on the organization's board, says rabbinic officiation at interfaith weddings could actually work in favor of Jewish continuity, since rabbis could encourage the interfaith couples they marry to keep a Jewish household and rear their children as Jews.
The resolution of the central conference, which passed resoundingly by voice vote at its convention here, has no practical religious consequences, since it avoids the question of rabbinic officiation at same-sex marriages.
 
 
 
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