The Pope is to break with tradition this year and celebrate Midnight Mass at 10pm, instead of midnight. The decision was apparently taken two months ago to "ease the Pope's fatigue at a time when there are many ceremonies and commitments" during Christmas holidays, said Vatican spokesman the Rev Frederico Lombardi. Read more about this story here.Saturday, 12 December 2009
Midnight now means 10pm
The Pope is to break with tradition this year and celebrate Midnight Mass at 10pm, instead of midnight. The decision was apparently taken two months ago to "ease the Pope's fatigue at a time when there are many ceremonies and commitments" during Christmas holidays, said Vatican spokesman the Rev Frederico Lombardi. Read more about this story here.
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