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Maria Arvanitidis Celebrant Profile

     

Peerless moments comes from a Metaphysical perspective and as a non denominational  supporter for all Faiths !
Rev. Maria Arvanitidis has for over 20 years in the Business of Funeral Services and still going strong with an Ontario Class~1 License. From working for others in helping them build their dream; to having her own Master business as a Ceremony Officiant with Peerless Moments. 
In 2014 received a certification as a Funeral Celebrant and in 2016 made it official with a Diploma in “Family & Funeral Celebrancy” with the  “United Kingdom Society of Celebrants”.
In 2017 She became ordained by The Rising Sun Sanctuary into the Canadian International Metaphysical Ministries so she can become licensed in the province of Ontario to Legally marry couples. Her passion as a Ceremony Officiant is reaching out to people and public speaking; writing and putting together people’s Ceremony Scripts. She is ordained into the Canadian International Metaphysical Ministries by the TRS members To legally support for L.G.B.T weddings in Ontario; Handfastings; Renewal of Vows; Naming Ceremonies and Parting of Ways. Most recently started the

Canadian Society Of Celebrants in the hopes of reorganizing for herself a structure to educate and train others with to step out into this field. As a Canadian and from a spiritual non-denominational perspective; she finds it a great privilege to work from such a rich and diverse tapestry of culturally traditional systems of faith.
Her preference is to deliver to the world and manifest a “Spiritual” soul connecting Light to inspire others to find and help motivate creative expression with. 

The Mourners

January 4th 1940-October 24th 2001~ Father's Montage

http://youtu.be/hM23JUioXX4January 4th 1940-October 24th 2001~Father's Montage

Funeral Celebrancy Contract

In Memory of my Father who passed away October 23rd 2001

Departed

Why do our loved ones have to die or is it death that chooses.
If ever there was ever any pain no longer are they struggling;
in knowing this we too must let it go this painful loss and all the hurting.
If it is so that death has chosen them leaving behind us with no reason;
to ponder in our minds;
to feel them in our hearts
so deep that they have touched forever changed us.

Why did they leave?
Where did they go?
How will we live without them?
This love we shared and now we hold expressing
it without them.

The where they be to us as they depart somewhere out there uncertain;
perhaps one day we too will go to join them in the future;
However in the here and now
our hearts we feel that part of them within us

Our love for them will always be
as we remember all the times we shared
the rest we must let go in knowing
that they are safe
and sound and doing well
no longer here but somewhere else they have departed.

Maria Arvanitidis