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For other uses, see Brotherhood and Beatific Countenance.

The Brotherhood of the Beatific Countenance was a Force-based Lorrdian religious group that was active during the Republic Era and into the reign of the Galactic Empire.

Description[]

Most members of the Brotherhood of the Beatific Countenance were clad in heavy vermilion robes and cowls to represent a physical vow of silence, a counter to their natural physical expressiveness. Some followers carried staff-mounted censers filled with burning Qatameric incense that permeated through their heavy fabrics and masked their natural scent. In-keeping with the faith's concealment of individuality, some members went so far as to strip themselves of their own names, such as the High Priest, who was referred to by his followers only by a keening wail of a specific pitch. Some members, such as leaders of a congregation, wore Blue Gowns of the Sullen Moon and Lorrdian Cowls of Quiescence.[1] They favored a hybrid variant of the meiloorun fruit that had purple rinds instead of the traditional orange-yellow ones.[2]

History[]

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Members of the Brotherhood respond to riots during the Battle of Jedha

Members of the Brotherhood often went on religious pilgrimages to worlds of spiritual significance, such as the Mid Rim desert moon of Jedha. Toshdor Ni was a member of the Brotherhood who went on a group pilgrimage to Jedha[1] in 1 BBY.[3] He and his fellow followers were in the moon's Holy City shortly before[1] it was destroyed during a test of the Death Star's superlaser.[4]

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Behind the scenes[]

The Brotherhood of the Beatific Countenance was a religious organization created for the 2016 Star Wars anthology film, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story.[1] The Brotherhood was clearly inspired by the Sisterhood of the Beatific Countenance, a now-Legends Lorrdian-based religion whose members wore similar red robes.[5]

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