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| Rose of York | Friday, 21. August 2009, 21:04 Post #646 |
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Derek, our chapel of ease has a catchment area with population in five figures - one small market town and a lot of villages, some with over a thousand population. Mass attendance varies, sometimes under 30, occasionally over 50 - and the Mass is New Rite. Passing through a village by car it is not possible to see whether all the church buildings are still in use as churches. Our village has "Wesley House", "Ye Olde Vicarage", and "Chapel Cottage", all are now large private residences. There are old chapels all over the place, still looking like chapels, most are now "chapel conversions"or put to industrial use, furniture restoration and such like. |
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| CARLO | Friday, 28. August 2009, 17:45 Post #647 |
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Here's another wonderful picture:
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