Confess Your Earthly Eco-Sins In A Recycled Confessional 
The Greenpeace festival in Glastonbury, famed resting place of Arthur, first biodegradable King of the Britons, hosted a major liturgical innovation as Dom Anthony Sutch ,Benedictine monk, offered those tired of buying Carbon Indulgences a place to confess their Eco-sins.
"The Eco-fessional , made from recycled materials, such as doors and other found objects" featured the Benedictine monk bedecked in vestments "made from recycled curtains...
The ecofessional is described as a "non-judgmental environmental advice
installation 'aimed at getting people to sign a pledge promising to
reduce energy consumption and engage in socially sustainable practices,
like ethical banking...The Earthly Sins website...
includes a Temple of Sustainability...whether you are a devout Catholic, a staunch atheist, or
something in between...there is a way for everyone to
find environmental salvation." Screaming Lord Sutch has not commented on his namesake's epiphany.
Lord Sutch ('Screaming' to his friends) departed this mortal clod in 1999. Had he been available, a major reworking of our understanding of the universe would be in order.
RESPONSE
He will be greatly missed, even though his pious cousin german seems to be carrying on his tradition .
Posted by: John Burgess | October 02, 2007 at 09:46 PM