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April 3, 2012

Goodbye Canterbury, Hello Rome

Edward Malnick, Telegraph

On Wednesday, the 26-strong choir of St James the Great will sing for the congregation as they have always done during Holy Week.

But this week they will do so a mile down the road in St Anne’s Roman Catholic church, their new home.

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