A Tranquil Corner
A quiet moment in the Clergy House Common Room as Fr Tim Dean chats to Edward Henley - former Intern and now seminary student.
Thursday, 18 January 2007
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2 comments:
I thought that it was the Abbey, not the Cathedral, that focussed on Edward the Confessor!
In my experience, our Edward was good at getting people to confess to him - rather than the other way round!
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