I thought this meant one of them was going to ask him to hear their confession - I know he's not of the faith but does it count?Quote:
Originally Posted by Stanleyholes
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I thought this meant one of them was going to ask him to hear their confession - I know he's not of the faith but does it count?Quote:
Originally Posted by Stanleyholes
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Verbal confessions not normally part of AnglicanQuote:
Originally Posted by Cheetah
( C ot E).but some High Church (Anglo Catholic)
priests will.hear confessions in some circs.
The concept of Confession can be part of C of E - its
usually done privately by the penitent- there
are some.prayers and opportunity for reflection
in the.quiet part of Holy Communion.
I thought that divine intervention
meant asking for an exorcism -in this
case. All C of E dioceses have had an exorcist for
last 20 years . So Billy could advice Platts how
to obtain an exorcism.
Church exorcists are advised to be calm and
undramatic .!! Unlike some fundamentalists
where "casting out" is very dramatic!!
n.b I write as an agnostic -but one part of family
is High Church!
thats fine:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cheetah
I usually notice "play on words" but
missed that one!
Sarah is very annoying and going to get worse when a body is discovered in the canal. She will go to the police station to confess. First telling Michelle she knows about the body in the canal. I can't take anymore!
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Body in the canal? Have I missed something? Who put him in the canal thought he was still in man hole?Quote:
Originally Posted by swmc66
Body in the canal? Have I missed something? Who put him in the canal thought he was still in man hole?Quote:
Originally Posted by swmc66
It is not Callum´s body that is found in the canal, you have not missed anything :)Quote:
Originally Posted by vcdg84
Oh OK thanks :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita