John Lilburne's journal about Prime Minister Blair's speech and purifications.
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Journal2224 K Wed 3 Oct 2001Last night I saw Prime Minister Tony Blair give a speech. The first half hour of it was broadcast live her in Australia. I was very impressed with it -- the emphasis on the families of those killed on 11 September not wanting revenge or justice, but that there is a dangerous situation that needs to be dealth with. I also thought he did a good job of giving the broader range of considerations of the problems in Afghanistan and the need for humanitarian aid. Yesterday afternoon I spent a few hours changing parts of the site about the U.S. Bishop's document "This Holy and Living Sacrifice". I was convinced that the liturgical laws said only acolytes could do the purifications at Mass, not other Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion. When I visited www.cathtelecom.com they had a review of www.catholicliturgy.com. I had been there before, but thought I would have a look. While there I came across an answer in Notitiae that meant I was wrong about who could do purifications. So I made some changes. Sorry to have been putting out the wrong information for the past few months. I rode my bike again for the first time in a few weeks and had a class on Early Church in the morning and Psalms this evening. Copyright J.R. Lilburne, 3 October 2001. |
Links to other sites: www.catholicliturgy.com on purifications
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