Could prayers be removed from the start of House of Keys and Tynwald sittings?
A report from a Tynwald committee is recommending it be discontinued, in order to reflect 'changes in modern society'.
Christian prayers have been said before each sitting since a House of Keys chaplain was first appointed in 1863.
Now, on Tuesday MHKs will be asked to debate a report which recommends they be replaced by either a 'smooinaghtyn' - the Manx word which translates as thought or consideration, or alternatively - a period of silence.
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