Enquiry from Ohio

[Chris Darvill]

Please can anyone help the person below, who has made an enquiry via 
the Learn to Ring webpage?


>From: "Madio, Chari" <CMadio at vZhclGxQYmZdNLaN2hO8f47Gsb6zbghbuo341dQ1X2m0xEu5dn22idBv7H3rZNs_d_5Lx2OrRyGbOxexDG3zTNUd.yahoo.invalid>
>To: "learntoring at qhtmU-qjkP5xplIVbLHYHFYpo6X-sTEDnymTiBV_reoFF30FLix6FxPMDx1Qsr5h5UDJp1fa3Ulq1mcTARJc8lUCxwo.yahoo.invalid" <learntoring at qhtmU-qjkP5xplIVbLHYHFYpo6X-sTEDnymTiBV_reoFF30FLix6FxPMDx1Qsr5h5UDJp1fa3Ulq1mcTARJc8lUCxwo.yahoo.invalid>
>Date: Wed, 29 Oct 2008 10:19:09 -0400
>Subject: Learn to ring
>
>Actually, I have a question that has been haunting me for some time 
>and I don't know who else to ask!  I work right next to St. John's 
>Cathedral in Cleveland, Ohio (zip code: 44114).  At exactly 5:05 pm, 
>the church bells are rung 27 times.  Exactly.  Every day.  And I 
>have asked everyone I can think of as to the significance of the 
>number but no one seems to know the answer.  Can you tell me the 
>significance of the number of times a church would ring their 
>bells?  Thanking you in advance for solving a mystery to me and all 
>those working in the church's vicinity!
>
>Chari Madio


Thanks
Chris Darvill


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