Old order rings the changes – but why?

IT is proposed to make changes in the interior of the Augustinian Church in Galway.

Old order rings the changes – but why?
Fri, 15 Aug, 2003 - 01:00

I wonder why. It cannot be claimed that it is in response to anything called for in Vatican II because no such changes were ever recommended by the council.

Any changes that came into being anywhere were the work of a commission set up when the bishops had all gone home at the end of the council.

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