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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    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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