The following will be a dispatch received by our service from the Southern African Catholic Bishops' Conference, they speak entirely in their own capacity. I hope the image registers (advertising what the SACBC calls the screening at 11 PM on Christmas Eve [24 / 10 / 2009] of the Midnight Mass celebrated by Pope Benedict XVI, by SABC 3 a government television station, a broadcast which is in association with the SACBC, commentary by Cardinal John Foley):
Thursday, 10 December 2009
SACBC dispatch: Papal Mass
[Apologies in advance for any poor formatting, due to current technical difficulties, I am having to post this dispatch from my personal Blackberry:]
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