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Christmas TV; Religious coverage on TV
Topic Started: Thursday, 5. November 2009, 13:08 (58 Views)
Joseph	Thursday, 5. November 2009, 13:08 Post #1
Posts: 737 Group: Members Member #37 Joined: October 18, 2006	BBC-1 Midnight Mass will be broadcast from Westminster Cathedral, where the Most Rev Vincent Nichols will give the homily - great! However, hailed as the BBC’s flagship religious programme this Christmas is The Fern Britton Interviews. Further details and comment:- http://tinyurl.com/yfq2bwt Quote:- Fern Britton interviews Tony Blair and Dolly Parton in BBC’s flagship Christmas religious series
	Joseph


Rose of York	Thursday, 5. November 2009, 13:46 Post #2
Administrator Posts: 14,517 Group: Admin Member #2 Joined: September 25, 2006	Tony must be included, he is a "leading Catholic". The BBC would do better to have one of our priests, they don't charge as much as Tony Blair!
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Derekap	Thursday, 5. November 2009, 17:14 Post #3
Posts: 3,408 Group: Members Member #14 Joined: September 26, 2006	Deacons may be even cheaper!
	Derekap


Richard Hannay.	Thursday, 5. November 2009, 17:59 Post #4
Posts: 463 Group: Members Member #243 Joined: August 25, 2009	How much for a brace of Nuns? I think more ordinary folk doing their extraordinary jobs such as nursing, policing, train driving or whatever who are still able to fit going to church into their programme would be a good series of interviews. My faith in my work place! How to practice in a busy world? ; are just a couple of suggestions but I am sure many of you could come up with better. I am very pleased that the service is coming from Westminster Cathedral; we need more of these programmes, thanks for the heads up, Joseph, I shall be sure to programme the recorder.



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