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BISHOP Philip Tartaglia has summed up well what many are thinking about the Papal Visit in spite of the tabloid headlines this week to the contrary.
The Paisley bishop, president of the Church’s communications commission, described Pope Benedict XVI’s Mass in Bellahouston Park on September 16 as ‘a once-in-a-generation Mass with the Holy Father on Scottish soil.’ He has also urged parishes to show innovation and imagination when it comes to raising funds to cover the considerable costs of the event so that they are spread across all parishioners in a way that will ensure that ‘all those who wish to attend can do so regardless of their means.’
scobserver.wordpress.com/2010/07/27/costs-wont-exclude-anyone-from-‘once-in-a-generation-mass’-with-pope/
The Paisley bishop, president of the Church’s communications commission, described Pope Benedict XVI’s Mass in Bellahouston Park on September 16 as ‘a once-in-a-generation Mass with the Holy Father on Scottish soil.’ He has also urged parishes to show innovation and imagination when it comes to raising funds to cover the considerable costs of the event so that they are spread across all parishioners in a way that will ensure that ‘all those who wish to attend can do so regardless of their means.’
scobserver.wordpress.com/2010/07/27/costs-wont-exclude-anyone-from-‘once-in-a-generation-mass’-with-pope/