Our office manager in the London Guardian

Yet more newspaper coverage.... yet Paul is certainly not a 'volunteer', but an good employee at St. John's! NOTE - THIS REUTERS ARTICLE WAS ALSO POSTED ON ABC.COM

Long-suffering Tigers fans appreciate luck when they see it and are glad to take it. But they are not taking chances.
In the shadow of Comerica Park, St. John's Episcopal Church has a banner inviting fans to "pray here" for the Tigers.
"We take it very seriously," said Paul McDonald, a retired General Motors worker who volunteers at the church. "It's not a joking matter."
McDonald said Detroit needed something to feel good about given the tough times for the Big Three automakers that remain the pillar of the local economy.
"This area has been badly hurt and it means a lot," said McDonald. "I see all of these Asian and European cars and I just scratch my head."
Michigan's unemployment rate stood at 7.1 percent in September, far above the national rate of 4.6 percent. The troubled auto sector has cut over 100,000 jobs since January.

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