Ritual is a sequence of actions, words, and objects determined and practiced by an individual or community. Commonly used interchangeably with “habit” and “routine,” ritual differs as it implies meaningful intention. It also departs from the formality of ceremony and can occur in everyday circumstances. Rituals are employed for a myriad of reasons: fulfilling rites as part of religious or cultural traditions; processing grief and restoring agency (see Brothers Sick; Mourning School); managing or honouring relationships (agbayani, SDUK07); healing and reflection (Kelley).