Religion: Catholics Among Protestants
(2 of 2) *The pronoun is not likely to embarrass many U.S. gatherings.
The American Book of Common Prayer and most Protestant denominations
use the "who" as does the American Revised Standard version. More
likely source of confusion: the Catholic version ends after "deliver us
from evil."
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