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Members of the Camera are known as Carmines. This name is taken from the holy site {{wp|Mount_Carmel#As_a_sacred_location|Mount Carmel}} at which many people were witness to the power of God. Members of the Camera are all called to witness for God and took their name from that duty. | |||
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• Chief Magistrate | Ghantboy |
• Deputy Magistrate | Ghantgirl |
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The Camera of Charity is the supervisory body of the Exalted Church, which appoints, reviews, and dismisses Bishops as well as maintain the church canon.
History
Organization
Members of the Camera are known as Carmines. This name is taken from the holy site Mount Carmel at which many people were witness to the power of God. Members of the Camera are all called to witness for God and took their name from that duty.