Process Church of the Final Judgement

The Process Church of the Final Judgement was a cult in the 1960s. They believed that Satan and Christ deserved equal praise and worship, which they conducted in Sabbath Assemblies at their church in Balfour Place, London. Their theology divided humanity into four "types". They were led by two leaders called the Omega and used the phrase, "As it is, so be it."

In the Eleven-Day Empire's annual Feast of Fools celebration, the Les Diables ritual was themed around the Process Church, featuring a chanting, dancing ritual around the Great Houses symbol drawn in blood on a circular altar in their room in Balfour Place. The rite ended with the two leaders, a Mother and a Father, copulating on the altar. (PROSE: A Tour of the Capital)