The Roman rumour mill is an interesting thing, as in the seraglio a lot depends on who you listen to and how you listen, and questions you ask. Part of "the Roman Game" is the spreading of rumour, both to disconcert one's adversaries but also to get one's own party to stiffen their sinew, then of course there is the sheer old gossip factor, I am not sure what is coming into play over the rumours concerning the clarification of Summorum Pomtificum. But just to be on the safe side ......
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Thank God you did not use the term "jungle drums", heaven knows what trouble you would be in!
Hmmm... seems Tina Beattie has had a change of heart if this is to be believed (scroll down to the end)
Signed already this afternoon!
Can you tell us the source of "doctrinal concerns over her veto..."?
If you have further details it would be helpful to share these to discourage futher "rumour upon rumour". Thank you.
Would Tina Beattie really have ticked "Layman" on the petition?
Is the petition showing itself therefore to be bogus?
I am told you are pastorally caring but your Blog displays deep insecurities about your role as a priest and an inability to relate to the modern world.
You have not felt able to give me the source of the "rumours" you circulate.
James, I am not going to reveal any sources I have or go into further details - neither would Robert Mickens.
I merely raised the issue because there is an alternative to the Tablet's presentation of the events as an act of personal spite by a member of the Curia.
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Yesterday the bulk of the signatures were American and appeared dated 18 Feb. All those in one day!
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Do you remember "Rent a Crowd" for demonstrations?
Could this be "Rent a Name" for petitions?
I am concerned you may be associating yourself with something corrupt.
Regards.
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