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    #11
    Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
    Because the old Roman year ended at the end of February, so the intercalary day was at the end of the year from their point of view. Though now the Anglicans are babbling about changing the date of Easter because of school holidays, I suppose everything's up for grabs

    Start a petition to get the Commons to debate it
    That is little to do with the Anglicans. The suggestion has come from the orthodox church via Rome...

    Given that the reason we have had arguments over the date of Easter for 10 centuries its nice that the people you would least expect to want to fixed are the ones pushing for it..
    merely at clientco for the entertainment

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      #12
      Originally posted by eek View Post
      That is little to do with the Anglicans. The suggestion has come from the orthodox church via Rome...

      Given that the reason we have had arguments over the date of Easter for 10 centuries its nice that the people you would least expect to want to fixed are the ones pushing for it..
      Looks like Welby's trying to claim the credit, therefore he can have the blame too: Archbishop Justin Welby hopes for fixed Easter date - BBC News

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