He has broken with tradition for the foot-washing ceremony, which is normally performed on lay people in one of Rome's basilicas.
(That is likely to be a reflection of the UK's extensive reliance on lay magistrates).
"A bench can be something you sit on, lay on or use as a table," he said.
Organizers said earlier that they did not plan to race on lay days because of a schedule dictated by television.
Since the church is financially dependent on lay people, that sort of row cannot, literally, be afforded either.
He put some music on, lay down, and listened to Al Green, and thought of how he'd never listen to Al Green in his beautiful car anymore.
Four out of five of the country's 178 dioceses now rely on lay boards, and not the hierarchy alone, to assess accusations of abuse.
Sea turtles on lay average around 100 eggs in a nest, so once the fake eggs are finished they will slipped in with the real ones.
The aim of this paper is to improve the current state of knowledge on lay perception and acceptance of hydrogen.
