• Forum with John Curtice

    I was in conversation with Prof John Curtice about the General Election after the Sung Eucharist this morning.

    We touched on what might happen at the election, how a UK government is actually formed, will proportional representation ever happen, will the SNP propose another referendum next year and what it is like being John Curtice in the middle of all this.

    The conversation was recorded and is available here:
    https://vimeo.com/124745987

4 responses to “Maniple”

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    Anonymous

    Re: Maniple
    too much fresh air perhaps??

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    Anonymous

    Re: Maniple
    It was being worn almost correctly.

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    Anonymous

    Re: Maniple
    I’m still worried about the wild aspect though….. how hard can it be to get it right anyway????
    (serenac, computer too slow to login!)

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    Anonymous

    Re: Maniple
    Well, I saw the maniple in Argyll, only yards from the sea, so I am sure that it was in the wild.

    It was being worn correctly on the left arm, but was not removed when the wearer preached a sermon. (The sermon was quite good, but the presence of the maniple was obviously a little distracting).

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