Summary
In People v. Spinella (150 App. Div. 923; affd., 206 N.Y. 709) the record in this court shows that the defendant was the head of a church of his own with an altar, candles, crucifix, vestments; that he conducted services, kneeling before the altar, praying and saying the rosary and making the sign of the cross; that he said that he receives his power from the heavens and he invokes the saints, the holy Madonna, the angels and God. His treatment was given in front of the altar.
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April, 1912.
Judgment affirmed. No opinion.