If you are just visiting the church with a friend or even alone. the best thing to do is follow the lead of the other people in the church. srtart of by dresing reasonably wel and in that way you show respect for those that are around you. some churches hand a collection plate around that goes towards the upkeep of the church and facilitys if you wish have something with you to put on the plate. other then that there isn't much to it.
It depends upon the church. Ultimately a church is an assembly of people, in the Christian sense it is an assembly of people pursuing after Christ. Christ said there are only really two commandment, the first and most important is we are to love the Lord our God with all our heart and with all our soul and with all our mind and with all our strength, and the second is we should love our neighbor as ourselves.
On these hang all the commandments.
On a normal Sunday or Holy Day of Obligation, one should normally dress your best, you are not trying to impress other people, you are trying to show respect for God Almighty, whose presence you will be in. Although in the past there have been specific requirements (for instance, for women their skirt should reach their knee, they were not permitted to have bare arms, and their head had to be covered) these are no longer in force but we should keep in mind that proper decorum for Our Blessed Lord is never out of place. If for some reason you cannot be dressed appropriately, like you have been up all night in an emergency room and didn't have time to go home and dress, then I'm sure that God knows about this. Nevertheless, you should never show up for Church looking like you were going to a dance party or are coming from the beach or are preparing to go out and garden! In the old days, when people had proper respect for Our Blessed Lord, one did not talk in Church, other than a whispered, "Pardon me, but you put the kneeler down on my foot, would you mind getting up for a moment?" anything else should be saved for after you leave the Church.
When you come in, dip your hand in the holy water and bless yourself. Go into the nave, walk to your pew and genuflect to the Blessed Sacrament. If there is no Blessed Sacrament in the Church, or if you have just had major back surgery, then you bow to the altar (or to the Blessed Sacrament in the later instance), enter the pew, kneel down, and begin your prayers. You should always begin your prayers by thanking God for allowing you to be here, and then making a sincere act of contrition for all the sins of your past life. Please note that if you are in a state of mortal (serious) sin, you should have gone to confession beforehand, else you will be unable to receive Holy Communion.
From that point on, follow along in your Missal or Hymnal, join the congregation in the responses and hymns. If you are able to receive Holy Communion, go up at Communion, make an appropriate gesture of respect (a bow of the head is recommended in the United States, genuflection is never out of place as long as you don't trip the person behind you or you may kneel to receive Our Blessed Lord in Communion) go back to your pew, kneel down and make a fervent Thanksgiving.
After Mass, DO NOT run out of the church, kneel down and praise God, thank God, and adore God. Take the time to realize what He has done for you, realize how grateful you are, and beg Him for the mercy of allowing you to cooperate with the great grace He has given you.
Finally, genuflect upon leaving the pew (or before leaving the pew if there are a lot of people in the aisle), bless yourself with Holy Water on the way out, and take your time getting out of the parking lot so as not to run over any little children.
The canons of the church are its laws or rules
listen to the priest
The core rules for proper behavior online could be debated. That said, some common guidelines to follow would include being courteous, proper and kind.
The core rules for proper behavior online could be debated. That said, some common guidelines to follow would include being courteous, proper and kind.
Trying to teach some people rules of behavior is an exercise in futility .
The Pope is the leader of the Roman Catholic Church. The Partriarchs are leaders of other Catholic faiths, such as Greek Rite, Russian Orthodox, Byzantine Rite, Coptic Rite and so forth. Some consider themselves subject to the Pope, and some do not.
Puritans wanted to purify the church and not have some many rules. Seperatists wanted to seperate from the church and make their own denomination
Some common rules of personal behavior accepted by society include being respectful towards others, following laws and regulations, practicing good manners, and being honest and trustworthy. These rules help to maintain harmony and order within a community.
Always wear a helmet while you are ridding.
Some methods that people have for persuading others to follow particular rules of behavior include a system of rewards consequences. This persuasion relies on bias and manipulation of information because it takes a known preference of the individual and uses it to ensure their good behavior.
This depends upon the bylaws and rules of the local church - some permit lay leaders for a worship service, while others require the leaders to be an ordained pastor.
Some of the rules are that you can only use hands, no weapons. The other is that if you leave the premises while the fight is going on then you lose. Those are some of the rules, I think. Sorry if it wasn't helpful.