All propane tanks have a tare weight or T.W. stamped on the collar of the tank. For a grill sized tank you simply calculate the tare weight + 20 lbs, and that's how much the tank should weigh when it's full. Most 20 lb tanks have a tare weight of +/- 17 pounds when completely empty. This means a full propane tank should weigh about 37 pounds. There is also a month and year on the collar indicating the date the tank was made.
Dear M, The Catholic Church recognizes the validity of non-Catholic marriages. Before a Catholic may marry a non-Catholic who is divorced, it must be determined that the person s first marriage is not valid and the person is free to marry.In order to accomplish this, it is necessary that one talk to a priest and begin an investigation to see if an annulment is possible.efore a Catholic may marry a non-Catholic who is divorced, it must be determined that the person s first marriage is not valid and the person is free to marry.
The fact is, the Church does not teach that Catholics are forbidden to receive Holy Communion if they are divorced. Rather, it teaches that a Catholic who has been divorced and remarried, without having first obtained an annulment of the first marriage, is not permitted to receive the Eucharist.onsequently, the Church regards the relationship between a Catholic and a second spouse as adulterous, if the first spouse is still living. And since adultery constitutes a grave moral evil, a Catholic who is living in this situation is not permitted to receive the Eucharist.