Paris archbishop opens canonical proceedings against parish over maskless Masses 04/10/2021 at 1:48 PM Posted by Kevin Edward White
By Courtney Mares, Catholic News Agency, April 8, 2021
The archbishop of Paris announced canonical proceedings Wednesday against a parish priest for reportedly refusing to follow coronavirus health measures at the Easter Vigil.
A statement from the Archdiocese of Paris on April 7 said that the pastor of Sainte-Eugène-Sainte-Cécile church in Paris’ ninth arrondissement did not enforce “the health measures in force to fight against the COVID-19 pandemic during a celebration on Saturday, April 3.”
“These measures were, however, the subject of clear instructions that the diocese of Paris regularly reminded all parishes of,” it said.
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Owen White Traces the History of the Algerian Vignoble
January 13, 2021
When the writer Louis Bertrand looked back on the time he had spent in Algeria in the 1890s, he characterized one place in particular as “the kingdom of wine.” What he had in mind was not some hazy plain of vine yards, but rather Belcourt, a rough-edged district of Algiers close to the port. On the surface this may have seemed an unusual choice, for the neighborhood’s only grapevines grew within the state-run experimental garden, the Jardin d’essai. Instead of vines, however, Bertrand was thinking of the many people of French, Spanish, and Italian descent who made their living in Belcourt’s barrel workshops or wine storehouses, or by equipping the horses or repairing or driving the carts that transported the barrels from vineyards to the docks.
responsible, but safety comes first. and of course, more changes may be in store after they complete looking at this issue. also, babbitt told us that one of the controllers involved in one of these incidents has now been fired. he s the controller in knoxville, tennessee. that s where it appeared that he had intentionally fallen asleep on the job. suzanne, back to you. jean, it may and little early, but do we know if there are going to be additional rules? are there any other ideas or things this that they re thinking about or talking about in terms of behavior of some of the air traffic controllers if they are really going to be getting more sleep if they get an extra hour? how they re held accountable? reporter: well, they talked about a couple of things. they said that there was an faa study on fatigue which the faa received after the first of the year. they re going to be looking more closely at some of the recommendations it makes in addition to the scheduling changes they ve
levels. also, i was told by an official that they re looking at fatigue education. they want to teach controllers more about this issue, about how to recognize the signs and about how to address it. so it is going to be a combination of things. jean ma sevne meserve, thank very much. a huge corruption scandal in india now has airline passengers flying scared. it turns out that some pilots are actually faking it. about a dozen government officials have been arrested now in connection with a license scam. investigators are checking thousands of certificates looking for more unqualified fake pilots. we found that there were around seven pilots who obtained this license on the basis of false documents. the investigation started after botched landing in january found that the pilot turned in