It’s not Charis (“KAY-riss”), but Valentinians most commonly use this title for a deity called Silence, the companion of Bythos. Ahn Sahng-Hong’s World Mission Society Church of God uses variations of this title to refer to its leader Jang Gil-Ja. Gail Turley Houston was fired for praying to a deity known by this title that was popularized in a poem by Eliza R. Snow. The Holy Book of the Great Invisible Spirit uses this title for an emanation of God named (*) Barbelo. A full moon symbolizes the second form, which is known by this title, of one triple deity for many Neopagans. It’s not God, but this word begins the most common (-5[1])English translation (-5[1])of the Catholic title Deipara and the Orthodox Christian title Theotokos. (-5[2])For 10 points, (10[1])name this role which the Virgin Mary has in relation to Jesus. (10[1])■END■ (10[4])