[Bell Historians] Minsters

Peter G Davies p.g.davies at Y5iFjMWT4EORb-MLtH3JOMrDINl_L6zxLLB04JpwZU3lxF0tSsDE1pWxDW1h_dGP2Vv0gWCoKI4qBViy1Bq_ow.yahoo.invalid
Sun Oct 19 21:30:41 BST 2008


Yes, just proving you can't believe what you hear on BBC.  However, seriously, I would love to know where the bollocks came from.

Peter

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: David Bryant 
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  Sent: Sunday, October 19, 2008 9:24 PM
  Subject: RE: [Bell Historians] Minsters



  "Tonight's edition of The Antiques Roadshow came from Southwell Minster.  In her introduction Fiona Bruce explained that a minster was created by a community when priests and the local community got together to finance and build one as a mother church.  She explained that the difference between a cathedral and a minster is that the cathedrals had monastic origins, whereas minsters were community mother churches.  She said that Southwell is one of only five minsters in the country!"



  Not having a television, I never see such programmes. Are the Antiques Roadshow's introductions generally like this - i.e. complete bollocks?



  David 

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